Radiation Device And Dual Suspension Edge Loudspeaker, Loudspeaker Box, and Application Thereof

ABSTRACT

A dual suspension edge member structure for a radiation device, a dual suspension edge loudspeaker and a loudspeaker box. The radiation device comprises an outer supporting frame, a vibration element, a first suspension edge member extending between the vibration element and the outer supporting frame, an inner frame connected to the vibration element, an outer holding frame, and a second suspension edge member connected between the inner frame and the outer holding frame. The dual suspension edge member structure of the radiation device for making the dual suspension edge loudspeaker or loudspeaker box prevents shaking and shifting of the vibration element to improve the sound effect quality.

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to the field of acoustics device, and moreparticularly to a radiation device and dual suspension edge loudspeaker,loudspeaker box, and application thereof, wherein the radiation deviceis for enhancing the sound quality of loudspeaker and loudspeaker box.

Description of Related Arts

Music has always been an indispensable and important part of human life.Acoustics device has been a significant medium for playing music.

As various audio technologies have been continuously developed andpeople's material living standard has risen, more people have paidincreasing attention on their artistic and spiritual quality and musichas been an important approach to achieve that.

Music is composed by syllables of various frequencies, where the higherfrequency demonstrates the resounding part of the sound while the lowerfrequency reflects the depth of the sound. Hence, both high and lowfrequencies are critical portions for ideally reproducing sound for anacoustics device.

Sound transmission relies on vibration responding and the responding isweaker when the frequency of the sound is lower. As a result, it isdifficult for most acoustics devices to reproduce low-frequency sound.However, most consumers in the modern society have been discontent withsimple vast high-pitched sound, but demanding more on bass as well asexquisite performance.

Conventional acoustics device with bass effect usually has a planarpassive member, so as to reproduce bass through the response of thepassive member. The passive member usually includes a bracket, asuspension edge member, and a vibrating diaphragm, while the innervibrating diaphragm is connected to the outer bracket through thering-shape suspension edge member. The passive member cooperates with aspeaker unit to form an acoustics device, such that when the speakerunit produces sound, the passive member can respond to its low frequencysound wave, so as to reinforce the weaker low-frequency sound and makeit hearable.

Nonetheless, the quality of the sound effect and the strength of theresponse depend on the vibration performance of the vibrating diaphragmto certain extent. In other words, it is related to factors likesoftness and thickness of the vibrating diaphragm. Unfortunately, sincethe vibrating diaphragm is only affixed by one suspension edge member,the area of the conventional passive member is limited in smaller size.Besides, when the vibrating diaphragm is reciprocatingly vibrating, itwill create an interacting force between the vibrating diaphragm and thesuspension edge member. Therefore, the thickness of the vibratingdiaphragm has to be relatively thick enough to bear the impact of suchforce. Nevertheless, factors like increasing the thickness and mass ofthe vibration diaphragm will render a larger inertia of the entirevibrating board that weakens its ability to respond to low frequencysound. As a result, its performance in bass reproduction will not bevery good.

Besides, the conventional passive member with single suspension edgemember, as illustrated in FIG. 1, only includes a vibration diaphragm 1in the middle and a surrounding suspension edge member 2. If it aims toprovide a better bass, it has to reduce the thickness of the vibratingdiaphragm or utilize a softer material thereof correspondingly and,unfortunately, such vibrating diaphragm will then generate noise sounded“papa . . . ” due to the inconsistent vibration of the vibratingdiaphragm. Therefore, the structure of conventional passive member doesnot allow blind reduction of the thickness or usage of softer materialfor the vibrating diaphragm.

Moreover, the suspension edge member is adapted to stabilize and cushionthe vibrating diaphragm. That is force generated in the vibrationprocess of the vibrating diaphragm can be gradually cushioned andtransferred to the bracket through the suspension edge member, such thatthe bracket will not move along with the vibrating diaphragm. Similarly,the conventional suspension edge member also requires to be made byrelatively thicker and harder material so as to ensure smaller amplitudeof the vibration of the vibrating diaphragm, but it is not conducive tothe enhancement of the bass effect.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a radiation device anddual suspension edge loudspeaker, and loudspeaker box thereof, whereinthe radiation device comprises a vibration assembly, which comprises avibration element being supported and arranged is such a manner that thevibration element can be made thinner and capable of producing largervibration amplitude to enhance the bass effect thereof.

An object of the present invention is to provide a loudspeaker box andits radiation device and dual suspension edge loudspeaker, wherein theradiation device of the dual suspension edge loudspeaker comprises afirst suspension edge member and a second suspension edge member,wherein each of the two suspension edge member members has an archstructure and an opening where the two openings of the first and secondsuspension edge member members are arranged facing opposite directions,so as to utilize the mechanical characteristics of the arch structure tocushion the pulling force generated during the vibration of thevibration element.

An object of the present invention is to provide a loudspeaker box andits radiation device and dual suspension edge loudspeaker, wherein theloudspeaker box has at least a passive vibration unit which can preventthe loudspeaker box from undesirable and bad situation, such as shakingand etc., while the passive vibration unit is enhancing thelow-frequency sound effect of the loudspeaker box, so as to producepurer sound by the loudspeaker box.

An object of the present invention is to provide a radiation device anddual suspension edge loudspeaker, and loudspeaker box thereof, whereinthe passive vibration unit comprises at least two passive vibratorshaving two opposing vibration directions respectively, such that wheneach of the passive vibrators vibrates in responsive to the samevibration of the main vibration speaker, the vibration of one of thepassive vibrators in one vibration direction is able to counter-balanceand cancel out the displacement tendency due to the vibration of theother passive vibrator in the opposite vibration direction, so as toavoid any unpleasant and undesirable “shifting movement or displacement”of the loudspeaker box.

An object of the present invention is to provide a loudspeaker box andits radiation device and dual suspension edge loudspeaker, wherein thedual suspension edge loudspeaker comprises the radiation device, amagnetic system, and a voice coil coupled with the radiation device andthe magnetic system, such that the voice coil can reciprocatingly moveunder the effect of the electromagnetic driving force of the magneticsystem and drive or bring the radiation device to reciprocatingly movealong an axial direction thereof, i.e. to vibrate back and forth, so asto agitate and vibrate the air inside and around the loudspeaker box toproduce sound.

An object of the present invention is to provide a loudspeaker box andits radiation device and dual suspension edge loudspeaker, wherein theradiation device comprises an inner frame, wherein the inner framesupports the vibration element to the vibration diaphragm to be madewith lighter and thinner material while preventing noise generation dueto the light and thin vibration diaphragm.

An object of the present invention is to provide a loudspeaker box andits radiation device and dual suspension edge loudspeaker, wherein theradiation device comprises two suspension edge member members eachconnecting with the vibration element and the inner frame, so as tocushion the force generated by the vibration element and the inner frameduring the vibration motion.

An object of the present invention is to provide a loudspeaker box andits radiation device and dual suspension edge loudspeaker, wherein theradiation device comprises an outer supporting frame and a body frame,wherein the vibration element is supported by the outer supporting framethrough one of the suspension edge member members, wherein the bodyframe is connected with an inner side of the outer supporting frame,wherein the inner frame is connected with the body frame through anotherone of the suspension edge member members, such that the dual suspensionedge member is constructed.

An object of the present invention is to provide a loudspeaker box andits radiation device and dual suspension edge loudspeaker, wherein thevibration element is supported by the inner frame, so that thesuspension edge member members can be made of lighter and thinnermaterial with better resilience, allowing the vibration element to havelarger vibration amplitude during the vibrating motion thatsubstantially improves the bass effect thereof.

An object of the present invention is to provide a radiation device anddual suspension edge loudspeaker, and loudspeaker box thereof, whereinthe inner frame is supported between the two suspension edge membermembers, such that both the suspension edge member members and thevibration element can be made of softer and thinner material whileavoiding noise generation in the sound produced.

An object of the present invention is to provide a radiation device anddual suspension edge loudspeaker, and loudspeaker box thereof, whereinthe inner frame supports the vibration element in an annular manner toensure the force applied to the vibration element in an even and uniformmanner, so that when the radiation device is arranged along a verticaldirection to make the dual suspension edge loudspeaker and theloudspeaker box, the influence due to gravity that causes unevenvibration is reduced.

In order to achieve the above and other objects and advantages of thepresent invention, an aspect of the present invention provides aradiation device for vibrating to produce sound effect, which comprises:

at least an outer supporting frame;

at least a vibration element;

at least a first suspension edge member, extended between the vibrationelement and the outer supporting frame;

at least an inner frame, connected with the vibration element;

at least an outer holding frame; and

at least a second suspension edge member, connected between the innerframe and the outer holding frame.

According to some embodiments, the inner edge and the outer edge of thefirst suspension edge member are respectively connected with the topside of the vibration element and the top side of the outer supportingframe.

According to some embodiments, the radiation device also comprises atleast a body frame, wherein the outer holding frame is connected withthe body frame and the outer supporting frame is connected with the bodyframe.

According to some embodiments, the inner frame comprises at least aconnecting portion and at least an inner holding frame, wherein theconnecting portion is connected with the bottom side of the vibrationelement, wherein the inner holding frame is laterally extended to theconnecting portion, wherein the second suspension edge member isextended between the inner holding frame and the outer holding frame.

According to some embodiments, the inner edge and the outer edge of thesecond suspension edge member are respectively attached on the bottomside surfaces of the inner holding frame and the outer holding frame.

According to some embodiments, the first suspension edge membersurrounds the fringe of the vibration element, the second suspensionedge member surrounds the outer side wall of the inner frame, and theinner frame is a hollow structure.

According to some embodiments, the connecting portion of the inner framecomprises one or more through holes provided therein.

According to some embodiments, the first suspension edge member and thesecond suspension edge member each has an arch-shaped cross sectionalstructure while protruding toward opposite directions.

According to some embodiments, the vibration element is curved structurehaving a concave shape, wherein the vibration element and the firstsuspension edge member connected therewith are protruding towardopposite direction.

In some embodiments, cross sectional shapes of the first suspension edgemember and the second suspension edge member are selected from the groupconsisting of arch shape, W-shape, M-shape, S-shape, inverted S-shape,V-shape, inverted V-shape, U-shape, inverted U-shape, wavy, and zigzag,or that each of the first suspension edge member and the secondsuspension edge member is suspension edge member members having aplurality of resilient ribs.

According to some embodiments, the inner frame of the radiation deviceis adapted for connecting with a voice coil for driving the radiationdevice to produce sound.

According to some embodiments, the radiation device is utilized as apassive radiation device to respond to an audio system to resonate andproduce sound.

The present invention also provides a radiation device for vibrating toproduce sound, which comprises:

at least a first suspension edge member;

at least a suspension edge member inner holding frame;

at least a suspension edge member outer holding frame, wherein the firstsuspension edge member is extended between the suspension edge memberinner holding frame and the suspension edge member outer holding frame;

at least a voice coil, connected with a bottom side of the suspensionedge member inner holding frame;

at least a second suspension edge member;

at least an inner holding frame connected with the voice coil; and

at least an outer holding frame, wherein the second suspension edgemember is extended between the inner holding frame and the outer holdingframe;

According to some embodiments, the inner portion of the first suspensionedge member integrally covers the suspension edge member inner holdingframe to serve as a vibration element.

The present invention also provides a radiation device for vibrating toproduce sound, which comprises:

at least a first suspension edge member;

at least an outer supporting frame;

at least a vibration element, wherein the first suspension edge memberis extended between the outer supporting frame and the vibrationelement;

at least an voice coil, connected with the vibration element;

at least a second suspension edge member;

at least an inner holding frame, connected with the voice coil; and

at least an outer holding frame, wherein the second suspension edgemember is extended between the inner holding frame and the outer holdingframe;

According to some embodiments, the inner holding frame further has aplurality of grooves and provides a plurality of ribs, wherein each ofthe ribs is arranged between two of the adjacent grooves.

According to some embodiments, the inner holding frame further has aplurality of perforations radially arranged therein.

The present invention also provides a dual suspension edge loudspeaker,comprising:

at least a radiation device;

at least a magnetic system;

at least a voice coil having one end connected with the inner frame ofthe radiation device and another end coupled with the magnetic system,wherein the voice coil is driven to reciprocatingly move back and forthunder the effect of the electromagnetic driving force of the magneticsystem, so as to drive the vibration element of the radiation device toreciprocatingly move back and forth along an axial direction thereof toproduce sound.

The present invention also provides a loudspeaker box, which comprisesat least a speaker and at least a radiation device as recited aboveserving as the passive radiation device, wherein when the speakervibrates and produces sound, the radiation device produces soundaccording to resonance accordingly as well, so as to enhance the basseffect of the loudspeaker box. When there are multiple radiationdevices, two of the radiation devices are preferred to be symmetricallyarranged on two opposite sides of the loudspeaker box.

The present invention also provides a loudspeaker box, comprising:

at least a main vibration speaker; and

at least a passive radiation device, comprising at least a first passivevibrator and at least a second passive vibrator, wherein a vibrationchamber is provided and shared by the main vibration speaker, the firstpassive vibrator, and the second passive vibrator, wherein when the mainvibration speaker responds to an audio signal input and vibrates toproduce sound, both the first passive vibrator and the second passivevibrator vibrate in responsive to the vibration of the main vibrationspeaker to produce auxiliary sound effect, while the vibrationdirections of the first passive vibrator and the second passive vibratorare opposite.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective exploded view of a conventional singlesuspension edge member radiation device.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a radiation device according to theabove first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a bottom perspective view of the radiation device according tothe above first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the radiation device according to theabove first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an exploded view of the radiation device according to theabove first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a speaker made with the radiation deviceaccording to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 7 is an exploded view of the speaker according to the above firstpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is an exploded view of the speaker according to the above firstpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a loudspeaker box made with theradiation device according to the above first preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 10 is a sectional view of a loudspeaker box made with the radiationdevice according to the above first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view illustrating another loudspeaker box madewith the radiation device according to the above first preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view illustrating another loudspeaker box madewith the radiation device according to another alternative mode of theabove first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view of a dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a front view of the dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to the above second preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 15 is a sectional view of the dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to the above second preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 16 is a perspective view of a dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to a first alternative mode of the above second preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a front view of the dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to the above first alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18A is a sectional view of the dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to the above first alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 18B is a perspective view of an inner holding frame of the dualsuspension edge loudspeaker according to the above first alternativemode of the above second preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a perspective view of a dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to a second alternative mode of the above second preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a front view of the dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to the above second alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 21A is a sectional view of the dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to the above second alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 21B is a perspective view of an inner holding frame of the dualsuspension edge loudspeaker according to the above second alternativemode of the above second preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 22 is a perspective view of a dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to a third alternative mode of the above second preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 23 is a front view of the dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to the above third alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 24 is a sectional view of the dual suspension edge loudspeakeraccording to the above third alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 25A is a perspective view illustrating from an angle of view of aloudspeaker box according to a third preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 25B is a perspective view illustrating from another angle of viewof the loudspeaker box according to the above third preferred embodimentof the present invention.

FIG. 26 is an exploded view of the loudspeaker box according to theabove third preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 27 is a sectional view illustrating the internal structure of theloudspeaker box according to the above third preferred embodiment of thepresent invention being sectioned along the middle position.

FIG. 28A is a sectional view illustrating the loudspeaker box in asounding state according to the above third preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 28B is a sectional view illustrating the loudspeaker box in anothersounding state according to the above third preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 28C is a sectional view of a loudspeaker box according to a firstalternative mode of the above third preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 29 is a perspective view illustrating a passive vibrator of theloudspeaker box according to the above third preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 30 is a partial sectional view illustrating an internal structureof the passive vibrator according to the above third preferredembodiment of the present invention, being sectioned along a middleposition.

FIG. 31 is a perspective view of a loudspeaker box according to a secondalternative mode of the above third preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 32 is a sectional view illustrating an alternative mode of apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 33 is a sectional view illustrating another alternative mode of apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 34 is a sectional view illustrating another alternative mode of apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 35 is a sectional view illustrating a passive vibrator of theloudspeaker box according to the second alternative mode of the abovepreferred embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 36 is a sectional view illustrating another alternative mode of apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 37 is a sectional view illustrating another alternative mode of apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 38 is a perspective view of a passive vibrator of the loudspeakerbox according to another alternative mode of the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 39 is a sectional view illustrating another alternative mode apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 40 is a perspective view illustrating another alternative mode of apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 41 is a sectional view illustrating another alternative mode of apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 42 is a perspective view illustrating another alternative mode of apassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 43 is an exploded view of the passive vibrator of the loudspeakerbox according to the above alternative mode of the above preferredembodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 44 is a partially sectional perspective view of a portion of thepassive vibrator of the loudspeaker box according to the abovealternative mode of the above preferred embodiments of the presentinvention.

FIG. 45 is a perspective view of a loudspeaker box in a workingcondition according to the above preferred embodiments of the presentinvention.

FIG. 46 is a perspective view of a loudspeaker box according to a thirdalternative mode of the above third preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 47 is a perspective view of a loudspeaker box according to a fourthalternative mode of the above third preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 48 is a perspective view of a loudspeaker box according to a fifthalternative mode of the above third preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments areprovided in the following description only as examples and modificationswill be apparent to those skilled in the art. The general principlesdefined in the following description would be applied to otherembodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applicationswithout departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Those skilled in the art should understand that, in the disclosure ofthe present invention, terminologies of “longitudinal,” “lateral,”“upper,” “lower,” “front,” “back,” “left,” “right,” “perpendicular,”“horizontal,” “top,” “bottom,” “inner,” “outer,” and more that indicaterelations of direction or position are based on the relations ofdirection or position shown in the appended drawings, which is only forease of describing the present invention and simplifying thedescription, rather than to indicate or imply that the referred deviceor element has to apply specific direction or to be operated orstructured in specific direction. Therefore, the above-mentionedterminologies shall not be interpreted as confine to the presentinvention.

FIGS. 2-5 illustrate a radiation device according to a first preferredembodiment of the present invention, wherein the radiation device isembodied as a passive radiation device in this embodiment. The radiationdevice 10 is utilized to produce vibration function in responsive to theeffect of an audio vibration system, so as to drive and bring the airaround the radiation device 10 to vibrate and produce sound.Specifically, the vibration system is an acoustics vibration system. Forinstance, the audio system can be a speaker, loudspeaker box and etc..Then, the radiation device 10 is equipped with the speaker to produce anauxiliary sound effect, especially to equip with the speaker to producea bass effect. In other words, the radiation device is not directlyconnected with any voice coil for being driven to vibrate and producesound. Instead, it passively produces sound by means of the resonancewith the active vibrating audio system.

The radiation device 10 comprises a frame assembly 11 and a vibrationassembly 12. The vibration assembly 12 is supported by the frameassembly 11 while the frame assembly 11 is arranged for installing theradiation device 10 with the audio system. Alternatively, the radiationdevice 10 is equipped with the audio system through the frame assembly11. In this way, when the radiation device 10 is installed with theaudio system, the radiation device 10 is adapted to respond to thelow-frequency sound wave of the audio system to enhance thelow-frequency sound quality.

According to the present embodiment, the frame assembly 11 comprises aring-shaped outer supporting frame 111 and a basket-shaped body frame112. The vibration assembly 12 further comprises a ring-shaped firstsuspension edge member 121, a ring-shaped second suspension edge member122, a vibration element 123, and an inner frame 124.

The outer supporting frame 111 is adapted for installing the radiationdevice 10 with the audio system or equipping the radiation device 10with the vibration system. The first suspension edge member 121 isarranged between the outer supporting frame 111 and the vibrationelement 123. In other words, the vibration element 123 is connected withthe outer supporting frame 111 through the first suspension edge member121. When the vibration element 123 vibrates in response to thevibration system or the sound wave of the audio system, the displacementof the vibration element 123 from its original position will generateoffset force which is transmitted to the outer supporting frame 111through the first suspension edge member 121 that substantially providesa cushioning and buffering effect, such as a pulling force.Correspondingly, the first suspension edge member 121 also provides areaction force with respect to the vibration element 123 for restoringthe original position of the vibration element 123. Accordingly, thefirst suspension edge member 121 is a medium for the interaction betweenthe vibration element 123 and the outer supporting frame 111. The firstsuspension edge member 121 and the vibration element 123 are made ofresilient material, so as to ensure a gentle and soft transmission ofthe acting force and reaction force for the first suspension edge member121 while the first suspension edge member 121 is transferring suchacting and reaction forces, and that it also reduce the acting forceapplied to the outer supporting frame 111, such that the outersupporting frame 111 suffers less adverse influence due to the vibrationof the vibration element 123.

According to this preferred embodiment of the present invention, thefirst suspension edge member 121 is made, by means of injection moldingtechnology, integrally with the vibration element 123 at the same time.Specifically, when the first suspension edge member 121 is integrallymolded by injection molding, it may also be integrally connected withthe outer supporting frame 111 at the same time. In other words, thefirst suspension edge member 121, the vibration element 123 and theouter supporting frame 111 are integrated into an integral body throughinjection molding. It is understood that the first suspension edgemember 121 is made by embedding injection molding technology. In otherwords, the outer supporting frame 111 and the vibration element 123 arepre-placed in the molding mould, and then the liquid form raw materialfor forming the first suspension edge member 121 is injected, whereinthe raw material for forming the first suspension edge member 121, aftercooling and solidification, will extend to attach on the outersupporting frame 111 and the vibration element 123 for connecting andfixing the outer supporting frame 111 and the vibration element 123 toform an integral component.

According to this preferred embodiment of the present invention, thevibration element 123 generates vibrations while the vibration element123 is in responsive to the vibration system or the sound waves of theaudio system, such as generating a resonance in response to the lowfrequency acoustic wave, through the transmission of the surrounding airas medium, to enhance the low frequency acoustic wave and like. Inparticular, the vibration element 123 is a vibration diaphragm. It isworth mentioning that the vibration element 123 is made of metalmaterial, such as aluminum material and like. In other words, thevibration element 123 can also be a metal diaphragm, such as aluminumdiaphragm and etc.. The first suspension edge member 121 is made ofelastic material such as rubber which is integrally coupled and formedwith the vibration element 123 so that the first suspension edge member121 is arranged between the vibration element 123 and the outersupporting frame 111. Hence, it is appreciated that the first suspensionedge member 121 and the vibration element 123 can be made of differentmaterials. For instance, the first suspension edge member 121 is made ofsofter material while the vibration element 123 is made of hardermaterial, that can substantially prevent rapid transmission of thepulling stress effectively and ensure the vibration of the vibrationelement 123 being more regularly.

It is worth mentioning that when the radiation device 10 is equippedwith the vibration system, an enclosed space should be formed to ensurea better responding effect of bass.

Further, the first suspension edge member 121 is arranged surroundingaround the vibration element 123 while the outer supporting frame 111 isarranged surrounding around the first suspension edge member 121. Inother words, the vibration element 123, the first suspension edge member121 and the outer supporting frame 111 are integrally formed as anannular track-like structure that each of the vibration element 123, thefirst suspension edge member 121 and the outer supporting frame 111forms an individual track.

The annular structure can be in an oval ring shape, a circular ringshape, a rectangular ring shape, or other similar ring shape structure.According to this embodiment of the present invention, the annularstructure is embodied as a circular ring shape. Nevertheless, accordingto other embodiments of the present invention, the annular structure canalso be embodied as a closed ring in various shapes, such as square,triangle, and etc.. Person skilled in the art should understand thatspecific structural shape of the outer supporting frame 111, the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the vibration element 123 shall not beconsidered as limitations of the present invention.

In other words, the outer supporting frame 111 is a ring-shaped hollowpanel, wherein the first suspension edge member 121 is positioned insidethe hollow panel and the radiation device 10 is supported by the outersupporting frame 111. In other words, the radiation device 10 and theaudio system are installed in position through the outer supportingframe 111. Specifically, in one embodiment of the present invention, anouter edge of the first suspension edge member 121 is embedded in aninner portion of the outer supporting frame 111. In particular, theouter supporting frame 111 has a circular inner supporting groove 1111,located at an inner edge of the hollow panel, which is a circular grooveindented from an upper surface of the outer supporting frame 111 forfittingly receiving an outer edge of the first suspension edge member121.

According to other embodiments of the present invention, the outersupporting frame 111 may also be formed through other components, suchas the front panel of the loudspeaker box. That is the first suspensionedge member 121 and the vibration element 123 can be directly mounted tothe front panel of the loudspeaker box without the need to make anindependent outer supporting frame 111, i.e. utilizing the front panelof the loudspeaker box as the outer supporting frame 111.

According to this preferred embodiment of the present invention, thefirst suspension edge member 121, having a curved cross section, iscurvedly extended and connected between the outer supporting frame 111and the vibration element 123, instead of being extended between theouter supporting frame 111 and the vibration element 123 in a planarmanner, so as to better cushion and buffer the offset force of thevibration element 123 during vibration. In other words, the firstsuspension edge member 121 reduces the influence of the vibration of thevibration element 123 on the outer supporting frame 111. In particular,the first suspension edge member 121 comprises an annular first innerconnection portion 1211, an annular first outer connection portion 1212and an annular first suspension body 1213 extended between the firstinner connection portion 1211 and the first outer connection portion1212. Further, the first outer connection portion 1212 is formed andshaped to be fittingly placed in the supporting groove 1111 of the outersupporting frame 111 while the first inner connection portion 1211 andthe vibration element 123 are integrally formed and connected. Forexample, the first inner connection portion 1211 can be extended to atop surface of the outer edge of the vibration element 123. In addition,the first suspension body 1213 is protruded/indented or further foldedbetween the first inner connection portion 1211 and the first outerconnection portion 1212 in form of pleat(s), arch(es), or wave(s)structure, according to the design and modification based on the actualneeds. Therefore, it should be understood that the first suspension body1213 may, based on the requirement, also be made in form of a plane.Hence, the scope of the present invention shall not be limited with theshape of the suspension body 1213. In addition, the first suspensionbody 1213 may also be spacedly provided with a plurality of resilientribs along an annular direction of the first suspension body 1213,wherein the resilient ribs can be radially, evenly and uniformlyarranged so as to limit the displacement direction of the firstsuspension body 1212 in the axial direction thereof. It is worthmentioning that the resilient ribs may also be in form of protrusions orindentions.

According to this embodiment of the present invention, the firstsuspension edge member 121 circularly arranged between the vibrationelement 123 and the outer supporting frame 111 is extended protrudinglyand curvedly between the vibration element 123 and the outer supportingframe 111 to form an arch shape cross section. Specifically, each of thearch shaped first suspension edge member 121 and the arch shaped secondsuspension edge member 122 has a protruding convex side and a concaveside defining an opening, wherein the openings of first suspension edgemember 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 are arranged facingopposite directions. That is, the arch shaped first suspension edgemember 121 and the arch shaped second suspension edge member 122 arearranged protruding in opposite directions, so that by means of themechanical characteristics of the arch shape structure, the pullingforce generated during the vibration of the vibration element 123 iscushioned and buffered by the arch shaped first and second suspensionedge member members 121, 122. Accordingly, the shapes and structures ofthe first suspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edgemember 122 can be designed to coordinate with each other based on theactual condition and requirement.

According to the present embodiment of the present invention, thevibration element 123 is connected with the first suspension edge member121 in a curvedly extending manner, wherein the curving direction of thevibration element 123 and the curving direction of the first suspensionedge member 121 are in opposite directions, so as to better cushioningand buffering the acting force of the vibration element 123. Forexample, as shown in FIG. 4, the vibration element 123 is concavely anddownwardly curved towards the second suspension edge member 122 and thefirst suspension edge member 121 is convexly and upwardly curved awayfrom the second suspension edge member 122. More specifically, the firstsuspension edge member 121 is protruded convexly and upwardly in archshape and the vibration element 123 is indented concavely and downwardlyin arch shape, so that two opposing arched structures are formed forbetter cushioning and buffering the vibrating force of the vibrationelement 123 and providing a gentle and flexible restoring force for thevibration element 123. According to another embodiment of the presentinvention, the first suspension edge member 121 may be made in concavearch shape and the vibration element 123 may be made in convex archshape correspondingly to provide a better cushioning and buffering forthe acting force of the vibration element 123.

According to this embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIGS.2 and 4, the first suspension edge member 121 is integrally and curvedlyconnected to an outer side of the vibration element 123.

According to the present embodiment of the present invention, referringto FIGS. 3 to 5, the vibration assembly 12 further comprises an outerholding frame 126. The inner frame 124 comprises a connecting portion1241 and an inner holding frame 1242. The connecting portion 1241 isextended from a bottom of the vibration element 123. The inner holdingframe 1242 is in ring shape and laterally extended from the connectingportion 1241. The body frame 112 is assembled to connect with the outersupporting frame 111. The second suspension edge member 122 is connectedbetween the inner holding frame 1242 and the outer holding frame 126.The outer holding frame 126 is assembled to connected with the bodyframe 112 or is integrally protruded from the body frame 112, that isthe ring-like flange protruded on an inner surface of the body frame112. In addition, the outer holding frame 126 may have an externalsupport groove 1261 provided and located on an inner edge of the hollowplate structure of the outer holding frame 126, so as to facilitate anouter edge of the second suspension edge member 122 to be received inthe external support groove 1261 so as to allow the outer edge of thesecond suspension edge member 122 to be attached and connected with thebottom surface of the outer holding frame 126.

Specifically, an upper end of the inner frame 124 is supported by thevibration element 123 while a lower end of the inner frame 124 isconnected with an inner side of the second suspension edge member 122.In particular, the second suspension edge member 122 is connected withan outer wall of the inner holding frame 1242 of the inner frame 124 byadhering connection or integral formation.

According to the present embodiment of the present invention, the innerframe 124 which is a hollow structure has a lower end communicated withan enclosed space defined in the audio system. The connecting portion1241 of the inner frame 124 may have multiple openings 1243, such thatthe air as medium for transmitting vibration can enter the space formedand defined by the first and second suspension edge member members 121and 122 and the vibration element 123 from a vibration chamber of theaudio system.

The second suspension edge member 122 is curvedly connected between thebody frame 112 and the inner frame 124 and that the curving direction ofthe second suspension edge member 122 is opposite to the curvingdirection of the first suspension edge member 121. According to thepresent embodiment of the present invention, the first suspension edgemember 121 has an outwardly protruding arch shape and the secondsuspension edge member 122 has an inwardly indenting arch shape, asshown in FIG. 4, so as to cooperatively and correspondingly cushion andbuffer the acting force of the vibration element 123 with respect to theouter supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112 and provide a gentleand flexible restoring force for the vibration element 123. In addition,the second suspension edge member 122 is connected between the innerholding frame 1242 and the outer holding frame 126. In other words, thesecond suspension edge member 122 is connected with the inner frame 124through the inner holding frame 1242. The second suspension edge member122 is connected with the body frame 112 through the outer holding frame126.

According to this embodiment of the present invention, the secondsuspension edge member 122 can be made by means of integral injectionmolding technology and be connected with the inner holding frame 1242and the outer holding frame 126 at the same time. Specifically, whilethe second suspension edge member 122 is integrally formed by injectionmolding, it can also be made integrally connecting with the innerholding frame 1242 and the outer holding frame 126 simultaneously. Inother words, the second suspension edge member 122, the inner holdingframe 124, and the outer holding frame 126 are integrated into anintegral component by means of integral injection molding. In otherwords, the second suspension edge member 122 is made by embedding andinjection molding technology, wherein the inner holding frame 1242 andthe outer holding frame 126 are pre-placed in the molding mould, andthen the raw material in liquid form for making the second suspensionedge member 122 is injected into the molding mould, wherein the materialof the second suspension edge member 122 is extended and attached to theinner holding frame 1242 and the outer holding frame 126 to fix theinner holding frame 1242 and the outer holding frame 126 integrallyafter cooling and solidification to form the integral component.

According to this preferred embodiment of the present invention, thesecond suspension edge member 122 is curvedly connected between theinner holding frame 1242 and the outer holding frame 126, instead ofbeing planarly extended between the inner holding frame 1242 and theouter holding frame 126, so as to better cushion and buffer the offsetforce of the vibration element 123 during vibration. Furthermore, thesecond suspension edge member 122 comprises a second inner connectionportion 1221, a second outer connection portion 1222 and a secondsuspension body 1223 positioned between the second inner connectionportion 1221 and the second outer connection portion 1222. Further, thesecond outer connection portion 1222 is positioned and received in theexternal support groove 1261 of the outer holding frame 126. The secondinner connection portion 1221 and the inner holding frame 1242 areintegrally formed and connected. In addition, the second suspension body1213 is protruded/indented from and between the second inner connectionportion 1211 and the second outer connection portion 1212 to form acurved shape structure, or alternatively, a pleated shape structure, anarch shape structure, or wave shape structure, according to the designand modification based on actual needs. Therefore, according to theactual need, the second suspension body 1213 may of course made in aplanar shape or other shapes as required, that should not be consideredas limitation to the scope of the present invention. Besides, aplurality of resilient ribs may also be provided radially, evenly anduniformly along the annular direction on the second suspension body1213, so as to limit the displacement direction of the first suspensionbody 1212 in the axial direction thereof. It is worth mentioning thateach of the resilient ribs can be made in form of protrusion orindention.

It is appreciated that the radial distance of the first suspension edgemember 121 to its center and the radial distance of the secondsuspension edge member 122 to its center is not limited. Preferably, asshown to FIG. 4, the radius of first suspension edge member 121 and theradius of the second suspension edge member 122 are different, whereinthe first suspension edge member 121 is larger than the secondsuspension edge member 122 that the first suspension edge member 121 isfarther from the center of the vibration device 10 while the secondsuspension edge member 122 is closer to the center of the vibrationdevice 10, so as to reduce the size of the inner holding frame 1242 andthe weight of the entire radiation device while ensuring the vibrationalenergy to be concentrated in the vibration element 123 for vibration toproduce sound. The first suspension edge member 121 and the secondsuspension edge member 122 may have different arch heights, or asillustrated in FIG. 4, have the same arch height.

When the radiation device 10 is used in an audio system, it is equippedwith the audio system to define an enclosed space, that is a vibrationchamber. When the vibration audio system produces vibration sound wave,the radiation device 10 responds to the vibration frequency.Specifically, based on the material characteristic of the vibrationelement 123, the vibration element 123 is arranged to only respond tothe low frequency sound wave and produce resonance, so as to enhance thelow frequency sound wave. The enhanced low frequency sound wave istransmitted through the air medium in the enclosed space (vibrationchamber) to enhance the weak low frequency sound wave to be hearable.For example, during the vibration process, referring to FIG. 4, when thevibration element 123 moves inwardly, a downward pulling force isapplied to the first suspension edge member 121 and a downward stress isgenerated to the inner frame 124. However, the arch shaped firstsuspension edge member 121 can reduce the pulling force rapidly andgently provide a restoring force to the vibration element 123, so as toavoid the outer supporting frame 111 from being affected by thevibration element 123. The inner frame 124 supports the vibrationelement 123. As the vibration element 123 moves downwardly and generatesa downward acting force to the second suspension edge member 122, thearch shaped second suspension edge member 122 can rapidly reduce theacting force of the inner frame 124 and generate an upward restoringforce during its deforming process, so as to avoid the body frame 112from being affected by the acting force of the inner frame 124. On thecontrary, when the vibration element 123 moves upwardly, the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member 122serve to provide corresponding cushioning and buffering function.

It is worth mentioning that the dual suspension edge member lowfrequency responding structure constructed by the first suspension edgemember 121, the second suspension edge member 122, and the inner frame124 of the present invention is different from conventional singlesuspension edge member passive member and performs better in lowfrequency responding than the conventional single suspension edge memberpassive member apparently. As for the conventional single suspensionedge member passive member, the vibrating diaphragm is connected withthe bracket through a suspension edge member, wherein if the vibratingdiaphragm is too thin, the durability will be relatively poor and thevibration of the vibrating diaphragm can be uneven, that can generatenoise like “papa . . . ” easily.

However, according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention,the stress and force acting on the vibration element 123 is even anduniform because of the supporting of the inner frame 124. Accordingly,even when the vibration element 123 is thinner in thickness, thevibration element 123 can still produce a relatively even and uniformmovement without generating such “papa . . . ” noise. Also, due to thesupport of the inner frame 124, when the first suspension edge member121 and the second suspension edge member 122 can be made withrelatively softer and lighter material and meet the motion requirementsof the vibration element 123. When the vibration element 123 is madewith thinner material and responds to sound wave to vibrate naturally,the vibration element 123 can produce larger vibration amplitude, so asto enhance the quality of low-frequency response to the sound wave.Besides, when the first suspension edge member 121 and the secondsuspension edge member 122 are made with softer material, under a betterresilience effect, they can have more potential to produce largervibration amplitude for the vibration element 123. In addition, to theconventional passive member, when the passive member is utilized in aspeaker or loudspeaker box, the passive member is generally arrangedvertically. Due to the gravity of the vibration diaphragm itself, itsvibration is uneven vibration.

However, according to this preferred embodiment of the presentinvention, due to the support of the inner frame 124, when the radiationdevice 10 is vertically arranged, it is appreciated that the vibrationelement 123 as well as the first suspension edge member 121 and thesecond suspension edge member 122 are respectively supported by theinner frame 124, wherein symmetrical and even pulling force is providedaround the vibration element 123, such that the vibration element 123 isless affected by gravity, vibrates evenly and uniformly, and producespure and clean sound.

It is worth mentioning that, according to this embodiment of the presentinvention, the vibration element 123 has circular cross section and theinner holding frame 1242 of the inner frame 124 is in circular shape.Nonetheless, according to other embodiments of the present invention,the vibration element 123 and the inner frame 124 can also be othershapes. For example, the vibration element 123 can be rectangle shape ortriangular shape, and the inner holding frame 1242 of the inner frame124 can be rectangular shape or triangular shape. Certainly, the shapesof the first suspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edgemember 122 can be modified correspondingly to the shapes of thevibration element 123 and the inner frame 124. Person skilled in the artshould understand that the shapes of the vibration element 123, theinner frame 124, the first suspension edge member 121, and the secondsuspension edge member 122 shall not be considered as limitation to thescope of the present invention.

According to this embodiment of the present invention, the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member 122form the modularized radiation device 10 through the coupling of theouter supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112. Further, the outersupporting frame 111 comprises one or more supporting frame couplingportions 1112. The body frame 112 comprises a body frame couplingportion 1121. The outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112 formthe radiation device 10 through the connection of the supporting framecoupling portion 1112 and the body frame coupling portion 1121. Thesupporting frame coupling portion 1112 and the body frame couplingportion 1121 can be coupled, joined or connected by various means, suchas through matched buckling components, screw components, hot welding,ultrasonic bonding, and etc.. In addition, the supporting frame couplingportion 1112 and the body frame coupling portion 1121 form a pair ofengaging grooves respectively adapted for fittingly coupling with eachother, such as one of the pair of engaging grooves is in protruding stepshape and the other engaging groove is in indenting step shapecorrespondingly, for ease of assemble and alignment.

Referring to FIGS. 6 to 8, the radiation device of the present inventionas embodied above is equipped to make a dual suspension edgeloudspeaker, which comprises the radiation device 10, a magnetic system20, a voice coil 30, and a vibration framework 40. According to someembodiments of the present invention, the outer supporting frame 111 ofthe radiation device 10 is adapted to be connected with the vibrationframework 40 or the vibration framework 40 can be directly connectedwith the body frame 112 of the radiation device 10. Alternatively, thevibration framework 40 can substitute the body frame 112 that the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 ofthe radiation device 10 can respectively be directly mounted on thevibration framework 40 of the dual suspension edge loudspeaker. Thevoice coil 30 is connected with the radiation device 10 to resonate withthe magnetic system 20 and vibrate to produce sound. According to thepresent embodiment, the inner frame 124 of the radiation device 10 isconnected with the voice coil 30, and the radiation device 10 isdirectly driven by the voice coil 30 to vibrate and produce sound,rather than to passively produce sound through resonance as mentioned inthe above embodiment. According to the present embodiment, based onreinforced structure of the dual suspension edge member of the radiationdevice 10, the vibration element 123 can better respond to low frequencysound wave to vibrate, have greater vibration amplitude and avoidproducing noise, so as to ensure the dual suspension edge loudspeakerproviding better sound quality, especially in low frequency.

Specifically, the radiation device 10 and the magnetic system 20, aswell as the voice coil 30 and the vibration framework 40, are arrangedin opposing manner with each other while defining an enclosed space inbetween.

Specifically, the magnetic system 20 comprises a permanent magneticmember 22 and at least a magnetic conductor 23. The permanent magneticmember 22 is installed in the vibration framework 40 and positionedbelow the magnetic conductor 23. Also, a magnetic gap 24 is formedbetween the permanent magnetic member 22 and the vibration framework 40.An end of the voice coil 30 is coupled with the vibration element 123 ofthe vibration assembly 12 of the radiation device 10, while the otherend of the voice coil 30 is coupled with the magnetic gap 24 of themagnetic system 20. The vibration framework 40 may have a conventionalU-shaped structure and the magnetic conductor 23 may have a conventionalpolar piece structure. The vibration framework 40 and the magneticconductor 23 direct the magnetic field and force of the permanentmagnetic member 22 to the magnetic gap 24, so as to allow the magneticsystem 20 to interact with the voice coil 30 arranged in the magneticgap 24. In other words, the vibration framework 40, the permanentmagnetic member 22, and the magnetic conductor 23 jointly are arrangedto form a magnetic field loop to coordinate with the voice coil 30 toproduce vibration.

The permanent magnetic member 22 can be a ferrimagnet. It may also bevarious kinds of magnet, ferrimagnet or magnetic steel, such as metallicmagnet, ferrite magnet, rare-earth magnet, and etc.. According to thispreferred embodiment of the present invention, the permanent magneticmember 22 can be an NdFeB magnet.

Besides, the magnetic system 20 may also be embodied in other manners.For example, the magnetic system 20 further comprises a connector 25connected with the vibration framework 40, the permanent magnetic member22 and the magnetic conductor 23 to form an integral structure. In otherwords, the integral structure is assemble and made through the connector25 without the need of any adhesive to connect, wherein each componentis fixed at its appropriate position so as to provide the loop ofmagnetic field. Preferably, the connector 25 is made by embeddinginjection molding technology. In other words, the vibration framework40, the permanent magnetic member 22 and the magnetic conductor 23 areplaced in the molding mould, and then the raw material in liquid formfor manufacturing the connector 25 is injected into the molding mould,wherein the material of the connector 25 is extended and attached on thevibration framework 40, the permanent magnetic member 22 and themagnetic conductor 23 to affix the vibration framework 40, the permanentmagnetic member 22, and the magnetic conductor 23 to form the integralstructure after cooling and solidification.

It is appreciated that the various components of the magnetic system 20can be made to form the integrated structure by means of adhesivethrough the conventional gluing or adhering process. Or, the magneticsystem 20 may also made through integral injection molding technology.More specifically, the vibration framework 40, the permanent magneticmember 22, and the magnetic conductor 23 can be integrally made to formthe integrated structure by means of injection molding.

Referring to FIGS. 9 and 10, a loudspeaker box 1000 made with theradiation device as disclosed above is illustrated. According to thisembodiment, the loudspeaker box 1000 comprises at least a speaker 100and at least one radiation device 10. The radiation device 10 isenclosed in the speaker 100, so that when the speaker 100 vibrates toproduce sound wave, the radiation device 10 responds to the sound waveand vibrates too. Referring to FIG. 10, the radiation device 10 and thespeaker 100 together form and define a first cavity 1100 in theloudspeaker box 1000. The speaker 100 has a second cavity 1200 providedtherein, wherein the first cavity 1100 and the second cavity 1200 areconnected and communicated with each other, such that when the vibrationand sound wave produced by the speaker 100 has been transmitted withinthe box body of the loudspeaker box 1000, the vibration and sound waveproduced by the speaker 100 can be further transmitted through the airas medium in the first cavity 1100 and the second cavity 1200 to reachthe radiation device 10 and drive the radiation device 10 to vibratecorresponding to the sound wave, specially the low frequency sound wavetherein, so as to enhance the low frequency sound quality of theloudspeaker box 1000.

It is worth mentioning that the speaker 100 may not be the one asillustrated in FIG. 7, but can be a traditional speaker which comprisesa vibrating board. When the speaker 100 of the present invention (orconventional speaker) produces sound wave, the vibrating board and theradiation device 10 respectively respond to the sound wave, so as toenhance the low frequency sound wave thereof through different ways. Inother words, it utilizes the coordination between the vibrating boardand the radiation device 10 to enhance the bass effect of the speaker100 or other speakers. It should be understood that the vibrating andsounding structure of the speaker 100 may also apply the structure ofthe radiation device 10 of the present invention.

FIG. 11 illustrated a first alternative mode of the loudspeaker boxequipped with the radiation device of the present invention. Accordingto this first alternative mode, the loudspeaker box 1000A comprises twospeakers 100 and one radiation device 10, wherein the radiation device10 is arranged to positioned between the two speakers 100. When the twospeakers 100A produce sound wave, the radiation device 10 responds tothe low frequency portion of the sound wave to vibrate so as to enhancethe low frequency sound effect. Accordingly, the design and arrangementof the loudspeaker box 1000, 1000A of the present invention allows arelatively small box body to perform better bass effect.

Similarly, the speaker 100 may also comprise components made with theradiation device 10, such as the structure illustrated in FIGS. 6 and 8.Certainly, at least one of the speakers 100 of the loudspeaker box 1000Amay also be replaced by a traditional speaker. The radiation device 10can still be integrally installed in the box body of the loudspeaker box1000A or be formed as a part of the loudspeaker box 1000A. In otherwords, the radiation device 10 and the first suspension edge member 121and the body frame 112 can be connected to the box body. Therefore, thebox body serves as the outer supporting frame 111 so that the specificouter supporting frame 111 is not required.

FIG. 12 illustrated a second alternative mode of the loudspeaker boxequipped with the radiation device of the present invention. Accordingto this second alternative mode, the loudspeaker box 1000B comprisesonly one speaker 100 and two radiation devices 10, wherein the singlespeaker 100 is arranged and positioned between the two radiation devices10. When the speaker 100B produces sound wave, both the two radiationdevices 10 respond to the low-frequency sound wave of produced by thespeaker 100B so as to further enhance the low-frequency sound qualityand to allow the loudspeaker box 1000B to provide better low frequencysound quality.

According to this second alternative mode of the present invention, thetwo radiation devices 10 and the one speaker 100 are coordinated andequipped with each other to create, define and form the loudspeaker box1000B. Nevertheless, according to other embodiments, the presentinvention may also be implemented in other manners. For example, It cancomprise two radiation devices 10 and two speakers 100, three radiationdevices 10 and one speakers 100, and etc.. Person skilled in the artshould be able to understand that the quantity and arrangement of theradiation device 10 and the speaker 100 shall not be limits of thepresent invention.

Referring to FIGS. 13-15, a dual suspension edge loudspeaker accordingto a second preferred embodiment of the present invention isillustrated, which comprises at least a radiation device 10, at least amagnetic system 20, at least a voice coil 30, and at least a vibrationframework 40. One end of the voice coil 30 is connected with theradiation device 10 while the other end of the voice coil 30 is coupledwith the magnetic system 20. The vibration framework 40 accommodates themagnetic system 20 therein and the voice coil 30 is installed betweenthe radiation device 10 and the magnetic system 20.

Furthermore, the voice coil 30 reciprocatingly moves under the influenceof the electromagnetic driving force of the magnetic system 20, so as todrive and bring the radiation device 10 to move back and forth along anaxial direction thereof to agitate the air in and around the dualsuspension edge loudspeaker to produce sound.

According to this second preferred embodiment of the present invention,the radiation device 10 comprises a frame assembly 11 and a vibrationassembly 12. The vibration assembly 12 is supported by the frameassembly 11 while the frame assembly 11 is adapted for mounting theradiation device 10 on the vibration framework 40. In this manner, thevoice coil 30 can be connected with the radiation device 10 and coupledwith the magnetic system 20, such that the radiation device 10 can bedriven by the voice coil 30 to vibrate to produce sound.

The frame assembly 11 comprises a ring-shaped outer supporting frame 111and a basket-shaped body frame 112. The vibration assembly 12 comprisesa ring-shaped first suspension edge member 121, a ring-shaped secondsuspension edge member 122, a circular vibration element 123, an innerholding frame 125, and an outer holding frame 126.

The outer supporting frame 111 is adapted for supporting the firstsuspension edge member 121 and also for mounting the dual suspensionedge loudspeaker in the loudspeaker box. The first suspension edgemember 121 is arranged between the outer supporting frame 111 and thevibration element 123. In other words, the vibration element 123 isconnected with outer supporting frame 111 through the first suspensionedge member 121. When the vibration element 123 and the voice coil 30vibrate, the displacement of the vibration element 123 from its originalposition will generate offset force which is transmitted to the outersupporting frame 111 through the first suspension edge member 121 thatsubstantially provides a cushioning and buffering effect, such as apulling force. Correspondingly, the first suspension edge member 121also provides a reaction force with respect to the vibration element 123for restoring the original position of the vibration element 123.Accordingly, the first suspension edge member 121 is a medium for theinteraction between the vibration element 123 and the outer supportingframe 111. The first suspension edge member 121 and the vibrationelement 123 are made of resilience material, so as to ensure a gentleand soft transmission of the acting force and reaction force for thefirst suspension edge member 121 while the first suspension edge member121 is transferring such acting force and reaction force, and that italso reduce the acting force applied to the outer supporting frame 111,such that the outer supporting frame 111 suffers less adverse influencedue to the vibration of the vibration element 123.

According to this second preferred embodiment of the present invention,the second suspension edge member 122 is connected between the innerholding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126. The body frame 112affixes the outer holding frame 126 on the outer supporting frame 111.In other words, the outer holding frame 126 is positioned between theouter supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112. It is worthmentioning that the second suspension edge member 122 is fixed on theouter supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112 through the outerholding frame 126.

Further, the first suspension edge member 121 and the second suspensionedge member 122 form the modularized radiation device 10 through thecoupling of the outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112. Theouter supporting frame 111 comprises at least one or more supportingframe coupling portions 1112. The body frame 112 comprises a body framecoupling portion 1121. The outer holding frame 126 comprises a supportsupporting frame coupling portion 1262. When there is only onesupporting frame coupling portion 1112, it forms a closed circular wall,and when there is a plurality of supporting frame coupling portions1112, they form an open supporting wall. The present second preferredembodiment is embodied to utilize an open supporting wall as an examplefor illustration. Nevertheless, this shall not be considered as alimitation to the present invention.

The supporting frame coupling portion 1112 is coupled with the supportsupporting frame coupling portion 1262, and the support supporting framecoupling portion 1262 is coupled with the body frame coupling portion1121, such that the radiation device 10 is made. The supporting framecoupling portion 1112, the support supporting frame coupling portion1262, and the body frame coupling portion 1121 can be coupled, joined orconnected by various means, such as by matched buckling components,screw components, hot welding, ultrasonic bonding, and etc.. Inaddition, the supporting frame coupling portion 1112 and the supportsupporting frame coupling portion 1262 and the body frame couplingportion 1121 form corresponding engaging grooves respectively, which canbe a protruding step-shape and an indenting step-shape for ease ofassemble and alignment. Besides, the support supporting frame couplingportion 1262 and the body frame coupling portion 1121 respectively havethe same multiple perforations, so as to allow the supporting framecoupling portion 1112 to penetrate the support supporting frame couplingportion 1262 and the body frame coupling portion 1121 for ease ofassemble and alignment.

According to this second preferred embodiment of the present invention,the first suspension edge member 121 can be made by means of integralinjection molding technology and be connected with the vibration element123 at the same time. Specifically, while the first suspension edgemember 121 is integrally formed by injection molding, it may also bemade integrally connecting with the outer supporting frame 111simultaneously. In other words, the first suspension edge member 121,the vibration element 123 and the outer supporting frame 111 areintegrated into an integral element by means of integral injectionmolding. In other words, the first suspension edge member 121 is made byembedding and injection molding technology, wherein the outer supportingframe 111 and the vibration element 123 are placed in the molding mould,and then the raw material in liquid form for manufacturing the firstsuspension edge member 121 is injected into the molding mould, whereinthe material of the first suspension edge member 121 is extended andattached to the outer supporting frame 111 and the vibration element 123to fix the outer supporting frame 111 and the vibration element 123integrally after cooling and solidification to form an integralcomponent.

Hence, it is appreciated that the second suspension edge member 122 canalso be integrally formed by means of injection molding technology. Inother words, the second suspension edge member 122, the inner holdingframe 125, and the outer holding frame 126 are integrated into anintegral component through integral injection molding. In other words,the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126 are placedin the molding mould, and then the raw material in liquid form formanufacturing the second suspension edge member 122 is injected into themolding mould, wherein the material of the second suspension edge member122 is extended and attached to the inner holding frame 125 and theouter holding frame 126 to affix the inner holding frame 125 and theouter holding frame 126 integrally after cooling and solidification toform an integral component.

According to this second preferred embodiment of the present invention,when the vibration element 123 responds to the sound of the voice coil30 and vibrates, such as responding to a low frequency acoustic soundwave and then resonating and transmitting the sound wave through thesurrounding air and etc., the low frequency acoustic sound wave and etc.is enhanced. Specifically, the vibration element 123 is embodied as avibration diaphragm. It is worth mentioning that the vibration element123 is made of metal material, such as aluminum material and etc.. Inother words, the vibration element 123 can be a metal diaphragm, such asaluminum diaphragm and the like. The first suspension edge member 121 ismade with elastic material such as rubber which is integrally coupledand formed with the vibration element 123 so that the first suspensionedge member 121 is arranged between the vibration element 123 and theouter supporting frame 111. Hence, it is appreciated that the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the vibration element 123 can be made ofdifferent materials. For instance, the first suspension edge member 121is made of softer material while the vibration element 123 is made ofharder material, that can substantially prevent rapid transmission ofthe pulling stress effectively and ensure the vibration of the vibrationelement 123 being more regularly.

Further, the first suspension edge member 121 is arranged surroundingaround the vibration element 123, while the outer supporting frame 111is arranged surrounding around the first suspension edge member 121. Inother words, the vibration element 123, the first suspension edge member121, and the outer supporting frame 111 are integrally formed as anannular track-like structure that each of the vibration element 123, thefirst suspension edge member 121, and the outer supporting frame 111forms an individual track. In addition, the second suspension edgemember 122 is arranged surrounding around the inner holding frame 125and the outer holding frame 126 is arranged surrounding around thesecond suspension edge member 122. In other words, each of the secondsuspension edge member 122, the inner holding frame 125, and the outerholding frame 126 forms an annular track-like structure.

The annular structure can be an oval ring shape, a circular ring, arectangular ring shape, or other similar ring shape structure. Accordingto this second embodiment of the present invention, the annularstructure is embodied as a circular ring shape. Nevertheless, accordingto other embodiments of the present invention, the annular structure canbe embodied as a closed ring in various shapes, such as square,triangle, and etc.. Person skilled in the art should understand thatspecific structural shape of the outer supporting frame 111, the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the vibration element 123, as well as thestructure of the second suspension edge member 122, the inner holdingframe 125 and the outer holding frame 126 shall not be considered aslimitations of the present invention.

In other words, the outer supporting frame 111 is a ring-shape hollowpanel, wherein the first suspension edge member 121 is positioned insidethe hollow panel and the radiation device 10 is supported by the outersupporting frame 111. Specifically, in one embodiment of the presentinvention, the first suspension edge member 121 is embedded in the outersupporting frame 111. Further, the outer supporting frame 111 has acircular inner supporting groove 1111, located at an inner edge of thehollow panel, which is a circular indented from an upper surface of theouter supporting frame 111 for fittingly receiving an outer edge of thefirst suspension edge member 121 therein. Besides, the outer holdingframe 126 is also a ring shaped hollow panel and the second suspensionedge member 122 is positioned in the inside of the hollow panel. Theouter holding frame 126 also has a circular outer support groove 1261,located at an inner edge of the hollow panel of the outer holding frame126 for fittingly receiving an outer edge of the second suspension edgemember 122 therein.

According to other embodiments of the present invention, the outersupporting frame 111 may also be formed through other components, suchas the front panel of the loudspeaker box. That is the first suspensionedge member 121 and the vibration element 123 can be directly mounted onthe front panel of the loudspeaker box without the need to make anindependent outer supporting frame 111, i.e. utilizing the front panelof the loudspeaker box as the outer supporting frame 111.

According to this second preferred embodiment of the present invention,the first suspension edge member 121, having a curved cross section, iscurvedly extended and connected between the outer supporting frame 111and the vibration element 123, instead of being extended between theouter supporting frame 111 and the vibration element 123 in a planarmanner, so as to better cushion and buffer the offset force of thevibration element 123 during vibration. In other words, the firstsuspension edge member 121 reduces the influence of the vibration of thevibration element 123 on the outer supporting frame 111. In particular,the first suspension edge member 121 comprises an annular first innerconnection portion 1211, an annular first outer connection portion 1212and an annular first suspension body 1213 extended between the firstinner connection portion 1211 and the first outer connection portion1212. Further, the first outer connection portion 1212 is formed andshaped to be fittingly placed in the supporting groove 1111 of the outersupporting frame 111 while the first inner connection portion 1211 andthe vibration element 123 are integrally molded to be formed andconnected. In addition, according to other embodiments, the firstsuspension body 1213 is protruded/indented or further folded between thefirst inner connection portion 1211 and the first outer connectionportion 1212 in form of pleat(s), arch(es), or wave(s) structure,according to the design and modification based on actual needs.Therefore, it should be understood that the scope of the presentinvention shall not be limited with the shape of the first suspensionbody 1213. In other words, a cross sectional shape of the firstsuspension edge member 121 can be selected from the group consisting ofarch shape, W-shape, M-shape, S-shape, inverted S-shape, V-shape,inverted V-shape, U-shape, inverted U-shape, wavy, and zigzag. Besides,according to other embodiments, a plurality of resilient ribs is able tobe spacedly formed along a circumferential direction on the firstsuspension body 1213, wherein the resilient ribs can be radially, evenlyand uniformly arranged so as to limit the displacement direction of thefirst suspension body 1212 in the axial direction thereof. It is worthmentioning that the resilient ribs may also be in form of protrusions orindentions. In addition, a reinforcement joint portion 1214 is furtherformed between the first inner connection portion 1211 and the firstsuspension body 1213. The end of the vibration element 123 connectedwith the first inner connection portion 1211 matches the shape of thereinforcement joint portion 1214 and is coupled with the first innerconnection portion 1211, such that a firmer connection between the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the vibration element 123 is achieved. Itis appreciated that the second suspension edge member 122 is curvedlyconnected between the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holdingframe 126 in a smooth and curve surface manner, instead of in a planemanner. Specifically, the shape of the second suspension edge member 122is the same or similar with the shape of the first suspension edgemember 121 symmetrically. In other words, when the first suspension edgemember 121 is protruded outwardly, the second suspension edge member 122is indented inwardly. Accordingly, when the voice coil 30 drives andbrings the vibration element 123 to move, the first suspension edgemember 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 are interactingwith each other to further cancel out the shaking tendency due to thevibration of the vibration element 123. It is worth mentioning that across sectional shape of the second suspension edge member 122 isselected from the group consisting of arch shape, W-shape, M-shape,S-shape, inverted S-shape, V-shape, inverted V-shape, U-shape, invertedU-shape, wavy, and zigzag.

Further, the second suspension edge member 122 is curvedly connectedbetween the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126 in asmooth and curve surface manner, instead of in a plane manner, so as tobetter cushion and buffer the offset force of the vibration element 123during vibration. Further, the second suspension edge member 122comprises a second inner connection portion 1221, a second outerconnection portion 1222 and a second suspension body 1223 positionedbetween the second inner connection portion 1221 and the second outerconnection portion 1222. Further, the second outer connection portion1222 is fittingly received in the external support groove 1261 of theouter holding frame 126. The second inner connection portion 1221 andthe inner holding frame 125 are integrally formed and connected. Inaddition, the second suspension body 1223 is protruded/indented orfurther folded between the second inner connection portion 1221 and thesecond outer connection portion 1222 in form of pleat(s), arch(es), orwave(s) structure, according to the design and modification based onactual needs. Of course, according to the actual needs, the secondsuspension body 1223 may also be in plane shape and the like. Hence, thescope of the present invention shall not be limited with the shape ofthe second suspension body 1223. Besides, a plurality of resilient ribsis able to be provided along an annular direction on the secondsuspension body 1223, wherein the resilient ribs can be radially, evenlyand uniformly arranged so as to limit the displacement direction of thefirst suspension body 1212 in the axial direction thereof. It is worthmentioning that the resilient ribs may also be in form of protrusions orindentions.

According to this second embodiment of the present invention, thevibration element 123 is connected with the first suspension edge member121 in a curvedly extending manner. Specifically, each of the archshaped first suspension edge member 121 and the arch shaped secondsuspension edge member 122 has a protruding convex side and a concaveside defining an opening, wherein the openings of first suspension edgemember 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 are arranged facingopposite directions. That is, the arch shaped first suspension edgemember 121 and the arch shaped second suspension edge member 122 arearranged protruding in opposite directions, so that by means of themechanical characteristics of the arch shape structure, the pullingforce generated during the vibration of the vibration element 123 iscushioned and buffered by the arch shaped first and second suspensionedge member members 121, 122. Accordingly, the shapes and structures ofthe first suspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edgemember 122 can be designed to coordinate with each other based on theactual condition and requirement.

According to the present embodiment of the present invention, thevibration element 123 is connected with the first suspension edge member121 in a curvedly extending manner, wherein the curving direction of thevibration element 123 and the curving direction of the first suspensionedge member 121 are in opposite directions, so as to better cushioningand buffering the acting force of the vibration element 123. Morespecifically, the vibration element 123 is concavely and downwardlycurved towards the second suspension edge member 122 and the firstsuspension edge member 121 is convexly and upwardly curved away from thesecond suspension edge member 122. More specifically, the firstsuspension edge member 121 is protruded convexly and upwardly in archshape and the vibration element 123 is indented concavely and downwardlyin arch shape, so that two opposing arched structures are formed forbetter cushioning and buffering the vibrating force of the vibrationelement 123 and providing a gentle and flexible restoring force for thevibration element 123. According to another embodiment of the presentinvention, the first suspension edge member 121 may be made in concavearch shape and the vibration element 123 may be made in convex archshape corresponding to provide a better cushioning and buffering for theacting force of the vibration element 123.

According to this embodiment of the present invention, the firstsuspension edge member 121 is integrally and curvedly connected to anouter side of the vibration element 123.

According to the present embodiment of the present invention, the outerholding frame 126 is positioned between the body frame 112 and the outersupporting frame 111 and the outer supporting frame 111 is assembled andconnected with the body frame 112. In other words, the outer holdingframe 126 is clamped and held in position by and between the body frame112 and the outer supporting frame 111. The second suspension edgemember 122 is connected between the inner holding frame 125 and theouter holding frame 126, while the outer holding frame 126 is assembledand connected with the body frame 112. Further, when the outersupporting frame 111 is used to merely affix the outer holding frame126, as shown in FIG. 15, the concave sides of the suspension edgemember 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 of the radiationdevice 10 are opposingly facing each other. Particularly, it isappreciated that such opposing arch structure as described above is notonly adaptable for the embodiments of the present invention, but alsoadaptable for being utilized in other types of the vibration system orthe audio system.

The second suspension edge member 122 is extended and connected betweenthe body frame 112 and the voice coil 30 in a curved manner and thecurving direction of the second suspension edge member 122 is oppositeto the curving direction of the first suspension edge member 121.According to the present embodiment of the present invention, the firstsuspension edge member 121 is convexly and outwardly curved the secondsuspension edge member 122 is concavely and inwardly curved so as tocooperatively cushion and buffer the acting forces of the vibrationelement 123 to the outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112 andprovides a soft and gentle restoring force for the vibration element123. In addition, the second suspension edge member 122 is connectedbetween the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126,wherein he second suspension edge member 122 is connected with the voicecoil 30 through the inner holding frame 125 and connected with the bodyframe 112 through the outer holding frame 126. Preferably, the secondinner connection portion 1221 and the second outer connection portion1222 of the second suspension edge member 122, i.e. the inner and outerfringes thereof, are respectively attached on the bottom surfaces of theinner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126, so that theinner and outer fringes of the second suspension edge member 122 canprovide more attaching area than simply the end contacting, such thatthe second suspension edge member 122 can be firmly and steady connectedwith the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126.

Besides, when the radiation device 10 is connected to the voice coil 30,the voice coil 30 vibrates under the driving of the electromagneticdriving force of the magnetic system 20 and the radiation device 10 isdriven to vibrate correspondingly. During the vibration process, whenthe vibration element 123 generates an inward movement, a downwardpulling force is generated to the first suspension edge member 121.However, the arch shaped structure of the first suspension edge member121 substantially reduces the pulling force rapidly and gently providesa restoring force to the vibration element 123, so as to avoid the outersupporting frame 111 from being affected by the vibration element 123.Also, due to the concave sides of both the arch shaped first suspensionedge member 121 and second suspension edge member 122 are facing witheach other in opposite direction, when the first suspension edge member121 produces a downward acting force, the vibration directions of thefirst suspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member122 are opposite, so as to avoid undesirable tendency, such as shaking,shifting, and etc., from occurring when the dual suspension edgeloudspeaker is vibrating to produce sound, such that a purer soundeffect of the dual suspension edge loudspeaker can be ensured.

It is worth mentioning that the dual suspension edge member lowfrequency responding structure constructed by the first suspension edgemember 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 of the presentinvention is different from conventional single suspension edge memberpassive member and performs better in low frequency responding than theconventional single suspension edge member passive member too. As forthe conventional single suspension edge member passive member, thevibrating diaphragm is connected with the bracket through a suspensionedge member. If the vibrating diaphragm is too thin, the durability willbe relatively poor and the vibration of the vibrating diaphragm isuneven and generates noise like “papa . . . ” easily. Nevertheless,according to the preferred second embodiment of the present invention,due to the interaction between the two opposing suspension edge membermembers, the shaking generated when the vibration element 123 is drivenby the voice coil 30 to vibrate is cancelled out, ensuring the stressapplied to the vibration element 123 is even and uniform. Accordingly,even if the vibration element 123 has a thinner thickness, the vibrationelement 123 can still produce a relatively even and uniform movementwithout generating such “papa . . . ” noise. Also, based on the supportsof the voice coil 30 and the inner holding frame 125, the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 canbe made with relatively softer and lighter material while meeting themotion requirements of the vibration element 123. When the vibrationelement 123 can be made with relatively lighter and thinner material andresponds to sound wave to vibrate naturally, the vibration element 123can produce larger amplitude, so as to enhance the quality oflow-frequency response to the sound wave. In addition, when the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 aremade with more soft and gentle material, due to the better resilienceprovided, the vibration element 123 would produce larger vibrationamplitude.

It is worth mentioning that, according to this embodiment of the presentinvention, the vibration element 123 is in circular shape: however,according to other embodiments of the present invention, the vibrationelement 123 may also be in other shapes, such as rectangle, triangle,and etc.. Certainly, the shapes of the first suspension edge member 121and the second suspension edge member 122 can be modifiedcorrespondingly according to the shape of the vibration element 123.Person skilled in the art should understand that the shapes of thevibration element 123, the first suspension edge member 121 and thesecond suspension edge member 122 shall not be considered as limitationto the scope of the present invention.

According to some embodiments of the present invention, alternatively,the outer supporting frame 111 of the radiation device 10 can also beconnected to the vibration framework 40. In other words, the vibrationframework 40 is embodied as the body frame 112 of the radiation device10 for directly mounting the second suspension edge member members 122of the radiation device 10 to the vibration framework 40. Specifically,the radiation device 10 and the magnetic system 20 and the voice coil 30and the vibration framework 40 are arranged correspondingly to form thedual suspension edge loudspeaker and define an enclosed space therein.

According to this second preferred embodiment of the present invention,the magnetic system 20 comprises at least a permanent magnetic member 22and at least a magnetic conductor 23. The permanent magnetic member 22is arranged below the magnetic conductor 23 and in the vibrationframework 40. Also, a magnetic gap 24 is formed between the permanentmagnetic member 22 and the vibration framework 40. One end of the voicecoil 30 is connected with the vibration element 123 of the vibrationassembly 12 of the radiation device 10, while the other end of the voicecoil 30 is coupled within the magnetic gap 24 of the magnetic system 20.The vibration framework 40 may have a conventional U-shape metalstructure, while the magnetic conductor 23 may have a conventional polarstructure. The vibration framework 40 and the magnetic conductor 23direct the magnetic field of the permanent magnetic member 22 in themagnetic gap 24, so as to enable the magnetic system 20 to interact withthe voice coil 30 arranged in the magnetic gap 24. In other words, thevibration framework 40, the permanent magnetic member 22, and themagnetic conductor 23 jointly form the magnetic field loops andcoordinate with the voice coil 30 to generate vibration.

According to this second preferred embodiment of the present invention,the permanent magnetic member 22 may be various kinds of magnet,ferrimagnet or magnet steel, including metal magnet, ferrite magnet,rare earths magnet, and etc.. According to this preferred embodiment ofthe present invention, the permanent magnetic member 22 can be an NdFeBmagnet, which provides magnetic energy in the magnetic system 20 andforms magnetic field loops in the magnetic gap 24.

Besides, the magnetic system 20 may also be embodied in other manners.For example, the magnetic system 20 also comprises a connector 25connected with the vibration framework 40, the permanent magnetic member22 and the magnetic conductor 23 so as to form an integral structure. Inother words, no adhesive is required for adhering connection and themagnetic system 20 is made an integral structure through the connector25, wherein each component is arranged at its appropriate position toprovide the magnetic field loops. Preferably, the connector 25 isembedded in position by means of injection molding technology. In otherwords, the vibration framework 40, the permanent magnetic member 22, andthe magnetic conductor 23 are placed in the molding mould and then theraw material in liquid form for manufacturing the connector 25 isinjected into the molding mould. The material of the connector 25 isattached on the vibration framework 40, the permanent magnetic member 22and the magnetic conductor 23, wherein after cooling and solidification,the connector 25 is affixed with the vibration framework 40, thepermanent magnetic member 22 and the magnetic conductor 23.

It is appreciated that the components of the magnetic system 20 can beconnected by adhesive to form an integral structure through theconventional adhesive bonding technique. Alternatively, the magneticsystem 20 may also be integrally made through injection moldingtechnology. More specifically, the vibration framework 40, the permanentmagnetic member 22 and the magnetic conductor 23 can be molded to formthe integral structure by means of injection molding.

Referring to FIGS. 16-18B, a first alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention is illustrated, wherein adifferent structure of the vibration assembly 12 is embodied andillustrated.

The vibration assembly 12 comprises a first suspension edge member 121,a second suspension edge member 122, a vibration element 123, an innerholding frame 125, and an outer holding frame 126.

The vibration element 123 is attached to the first suspension edgemember 121, while the first suspension edge member 121 is configuredwith the outer supporting frame 111. The first suspension edge member121 integrally comprises a disc-shaped first inner connection portion1211, an annular first outer connection portion 1212 and an annularfirst suspension body 1213 positioned between the first inner connectionportion 1211 and the first outer connection portion 1212. The vibrationelement 123 is in disc shape adapted to be completely and fittinglyattached to the disc-shaped first inner connection portion 1211 of thefirst suspension edge member 121. In other words, the first innerconnection portion 1211 covers the entire surface of the vibrationelement 123.

In addition, a reinforcement joint portion 1214 is further formed in amiddle portion of the first inner connection portion 1211, wherein amiddle portion of the vibration element 123 which is connected with thefirst inner connection portion 1211 and the reinforcement joint portion1214 are made to have the same shape correspondingly to attach with eachother, so as to provide a firmer connection between the first suspensionedge member 121 and the vibration element 123.

In addition, the second suspension edge member 122 is connected betweenthe inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126. The bodyframe 112 affixes the outer holding frame 126 on the outer supportingframe 111. In other words, the outer holding frame 126 is positionedbetween the outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112. It isunderstandable that the second suspension edge member 122 is affixed onthe outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112 through the outerholding frame 126. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 18B, according to thefirst alternative mode of the second preferred embodiment, the innerholding frame 125 has a plurality of grooves 1251 radially andcircumferentially and a plurality of perforations 1253 radially formedin the plurality of grooves 1251 respectively, wherein a rib 1252 isformed between every two grooves 1251, such that the action of thesecond suspension edge member 122 will not be affected when the innerholding frame 125 having a larger size is utilized. It is worthmentioning that when the size of the first suspension edge member 121 islarger than the size of the second suspension edge member 122, the sizesof the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126 can bedesigned correspondingly to adjust the relative position of the secondsuspension edge member 122 with respect to the first suspension edgemember 121. In other words, when the inner diameter or inner caliber ofthe outer holding frame 126 is larger, the second suspension edge member122 would be arranged relatively closer to the first suspension edgemember 121. On the contrary, when the inner diameter or inner caliber ofthe outer holding frame 126 is smaller, the second suspension edgemember 122 would be arranged relatively farther away from the firstsuspension edge member 121. It is apparent that the first suspensionedge member 121 and the second suspension edge member 122 would be madeto have the same size.

Besides, the vibration element 123 also comprises a voice coil couplingportion 1231, which extends from the vibration element 123 towards thevoice coil to form a annular coupling groove for mounting andrestricting the voice coil in position. Accordingly, one end of thevoice coil 30 is connected with the voice coil coupling portion 1231 ofthe vibration element 123 of the vibration assembly 12 of the radiationdevice 10, while the other end of the voice coil 30 is coupled with themagnetic system 20. Such that, the voice coil 30 moves reciprocatinglyunder the influence of the electromagnetic driving force of the magneticsystem 20, so as to drive and bring the radiation device 10 to move backand forth along its axial direction to agitate and vibrate the airinside and around the dual suspension edge loudspeaker to produce sound.

Referring to FIGS. 19-21, a second alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention is illustrated, whereindifferent structure of the vibration assembly 12 is embodied andillustrated.

The vibration assembly 12 comprises a first suspension edge member 121,a second suspension edge member 122, an inner holding frame 125, anouter holding frame 126, a suspension edge member inner holding frame127, and a suspension edge member outer holding frame 128.

The first suspension edge member 121 is connected between the suspensionedge member inner holding frame 127 and the suspension edge member outerholding frame 128. The second suspension edge member 122 is connectedbetween the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126. Thebody frame 112 and the outer supporting frame 111 clamp and hold theouter holding frame 126 and the suspension edge member outer holdingframe 128 therebetween. In other words, the outer holding frame 126 andthe suspension edge member outer holding frame 128 are positionedbetween the outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112.Specifically, the outer holding frame 126 and the suspension edge memberouter holding frame 128 can be assembled and affixed in position throughthe outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112. In addition,according to another implementation as shown in this second alternativemode of the second preferred embodiment of the present invention, theframe assembly 11 may also comprise an affixing frame 113 for affixingthe outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112. In other words,the outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112 are only used forsupporting and enclosing the outer holding frame 126 and the suspensionedge member outer holding frame 128 while the outer supporting frame 111and the body frame 112 is affixed by affixing frame.

According to this second alternative mode of the second preferredembodiment of the present invention, the first suspension edge member121 can be made by means of integral injection molding technology and beconnected with the suspension edge member inner holding frame 127 andthe suspension edge member outer holding frame 128 at the same time. Inother words, the first suspension edge member 121, the suspension edgemember inner holding frame 127 and the suspension edge member outerholding frame 128 are integrated into an integral component throughintegral injection molding technology. It is understandable that thefirst suspension edge member 121 is embedded in position by means of theinjection molding technology. In other words, the suspension edge memberinner holding frame 127 and the suspension edge member outer holdingframe 128 are placed in the molding mould and then the raw material inliquid form for manufacturing the first suspension edge member 121 isinjected into the molding mould, wherein the material of the firstsuspension edge member 121 would attach on the suspension edge memberinner holding frame 127 and the suspension edge member outer holdingframe 128 to affix the suspension edge member inner holding frame 127and the suspension edge member outer holding frame 128 after cooling andsolidification to form the integral component.

Similarly, according to second alternative mode of the second preferredembodiment of the present invention, the second suspension edge member122 can also be made by means of integral injection molding technologyand be connected with the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holdingframe 126 at the same time. In other words, the second suspension edgemember 122, the inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126are integrated into an integral component through integral injectionmolding technology. It is understandable that the second suspension edgemember 122 is embedded in position by means of injection moldingtechnology. In other words, the inner holding frame 125 and the outerholding frame 126 are placed in the molding mould and then the materialin liquid form for manufacturing the second suspension edge member 122is injected into the molding mould, wherein the material of the secondsuspension edge member 122 would attach on the inner holding frame 125and the outer holding frame 126 to affix the inner holding frame 125 andthe outer holding frame 126 after cooling and solidification to form theintegral component.

It is worth mentioning that the outer holding frame 126 and thesuspension edge member outer holding frame 128 can be pre-assembled soas to construct a dual suspension edge member device by the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member 122.The outer holding frame 126 and the suspension edge member outer holdingframe 128 of the dual suspension edge member device can be coupled,joined or connected by various means, such as through matched bucklingcomponents, screw components, hot welding, ultrasonic bonding, and etc..Besides, the outer holding frame 126 and the suspension edge memberouter holding frame 128 may also be affixed through the outer supportingframe 111 and the body frame 112 or, alternatively, combining the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member 122into a dual suspension edge member device that has a framework as theradiation device 10. The outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame112 can be coupled, joined or connected by various means, such asthrough matched buckling components, screw components, hot welding,ultrasonic bonding, and etc. The above two types of dual suspension edgemember device can be considered as a modular structure for utilizing invarious types of the audio system or the vibration system.

Furthermore, through the coupling of the outer supporting frame 111 andthe body frame 112, the first suspension edge member 121 and the secondsuspension edge member 122 form the modularized dual suspension edgemember device. The outer supporting frame 111 comprises one or moresupporting frame coupling portions 1112. The body frame 112 comprises abody frame coupling portion 1121. When there is only one supportingframe coupling portion 1112, it forms a closed circular supporting wall.When there are multiple supporting frame coupling portions 1112, theyform an opened circular supporting wall. The present embodiment utilizesa closed supporting wall as an example for illustration purpose but notintending to limit the scope of the present invention.

The supporting frame coupling portion 1112 and the body frame couplingportion 1121 are connected to form the radiation device 10. Thesupporting frame coupling portion 1112 and the body frame couplingportion 1121 can be coupled, joined or connected by various means, suchas through matched buckling components, screw components, hot welding,ultrasonic bonding, and etc.. In addition, engagement grooves are formedin the supporting frame coupling portion 1112 and the body framecoupling portion 1121 respectively and correspondingly, wherein one ofthe engagement grooves can be embodied as having a protruding step shapeand the other engagement groove can be embodied as having a sunken stepshape adapted for fittingly coupling with each other for ease ofassembling and aligning. It is worth mentioning that whether it isprotruding step shaped or sunken step shaped, it is preferred to be inmulti-level step shape adapted for not only connecting the outersupporting frame 111 and the body frame 112 but also configuring theouter holding frame 126 and the suspension edge member outer holdingframe 128.

It is worth mentioning that, unlike the above embodiments, the vibrationelement 123 of the vibration assembly 12 as illustrated in the aboveembodiments is substituted by a circular and planar first innerconnection portion 1211 of the first suspension edge member 121. Inother words, the first suspension edge member 121 comprises the firstinner connection portion 1211, a first outer connection portion 1212 anda first suspension body 1213 positioned between the first innerconnection portion 1211 and the first outer connection portion 1212. Thefirst inner connection portion 1211 of the first suspension edge member121 forms a complete plane surface and functions as the vibrationelement 123, wherein the suspension edge member inner holding frame 127is completely attached on the first inner connection portion 1211 whilethe voice coil 30 is connected with the suspension edge member innerholding frame 127. Further, the suspension edge member inner holdingframe 127 also comprises a voice coil joint portion 1271, extended fromthe suspension edge member inner holding frame 127 towards the voicecoil 30 to form a joint groove for the voice coil 30 to couple with thesuspension edge member inner holding frame 127 and to further restrictand limit the position of the voice coil 30.

Besides, as shown in FIGS. 21A and 21B, each of the symmetrically innerholding frame 125 and the suspension edge member inner holding frame 127has a plurality of grooves 1251 radially and intervally formed while arib 1252 is formed between every two of the grooves 1251, such thatwherein the inner holding frame 125 or the suspension edge member innerholding frame 127 having a larger size is utilized, the actions of thefirst suspension edge member 121 and the second suspension edge member122 would not be affected.

It is worth mentioning that the first suspension body 1213 of the firstsuspension edge member 121 can be made to form a protruding (convex),sunken (concave) or plane structure or to further form a folding, archor wavy shaped structure between the first inner connection portion 1211and the first outer connection portion 1212. In addition, the firstsuspension body 1213 may also comprise a plurality of resilient ribsspacedly, radially and uniformly arranged along the annular direction,so as to limit the displacement direction of the first suspension body1212 in the axial direction thereof. Similarly, the second suspensionbody 1213 of the second suspension edge member 122 can be made to form aprotruding, sunken or plane structure or to further form a folding, archor wavy structure between the second inner connection portion 1211 andthe second outer connection portion 1212. In addition, the secondsuspension body 1213 may also comprise a plurality of resilient ribsspacedly, radially, and uniformly arrange along the annular direction,so as to limit the displacement direction of the second suspension body1213 in the axial direction thereof.

Furthermore, in other embodiments, the first suspension edge member 121and the second suspension edge member 122 of the dual suspension edgemember device can also be the same structure. That is, two firstsuspension edge member members 121 are used to form the dual suspensionedge member device or two second suspension edge member 122 are used toconstruct the dual suspension edge member device, wherein the entireproducing process can be easier and simpler and the manufacturing costcan be lower too. Specifically speaking, the first suspension edgemember 121 is symmetrical to the second suspension edge member 122 wherethe sizes of the two suspension edge member members are the same.

Referring to FIGS. 22-24, a third alternative mode of the above secondpreferred embodiment of the present invention is illustrated, wherein adifferent structure of the vibration assembly 12 is embodied anddisclosed.

The vibration assembly 12 comprises an annular first suspension edgemember 121, an annular second suspension edge member 122, a vibrationelement 123, an annular outer supporting frame 111, a ring-shaped innerholding frame 125, and a ring-shaped outer holding frame 126.

The vibration element 123 is attached to the first suspension edgemember 121, while the first suspension edge member 121 is configuredwith the outer supporting frame 111. The first suspension edge member121 integrally comprises a disc-shaped first inner connection portion1211, an annular first outer connection portion 1212 and an annularfirst suspension body 1213 positioned between the first inner connectionportion 1211 and the first outer connection portion 1212. The vibrationelement 123 is in disc shape adapted to be completely and fittinglyattached to the disc-shaped first inner connection portion 1211 of thefirst suspension edge member 121. In other words, the first innerconnection portion 1211 covers the entire surface of the vibrationelement 123.

In addition, a reinforcement joint portion 1214 is further formedbetween the first inner connection portion 1211 and the first suspensionbody 1213, wherein an end portion of the vibration element 123 connectedwith the first inner connection portion 1211 is made to have the sameshape of the reinforcement joint portion 1214 for connection. In otherwords, the reinforcement joint portion 1214 forms a groove shapedstructure while the end portion of the vibration element 123 alsomatches with the reinforcement joint portion 1214 to form a grooveshaped structure too, such that the two groove shaped structures of thereinforcement joint portion 1214 and the vibration element 123 arecorrespondingly matched to ensure a firmer connection between the firstsuspension edge member 121 and the vibration element 123. In addition,the first inner connection portion 1211 can provide a plurality ofthrough holes adapted for reducing the weight of the first suspensionedge member 121.

Also, the vibration element 123 comprises a voice coil coupling portion1231 which forms a coupling groove for mounting and restricting thevoice coil in position. Specifically, since the vibration element 123 isattached with the first inner connection portion 1211 of the firstsuspension edge member 121, the first inner connection portion 1211 alsoforms a coupling groove having the same shape to match the couplingportion 1231 of the vibration element 123. Besides, an end of the voicecoil 30 is connected with the voice coil coupling portion 1231 of thevibration element 123 of the vibration assembly 12 of the radiationdevice 10 while the other end of the voice coil 30 is coupled with themagnetic system 20. Accordingly, the voice coil 30 moves reciprocatinglyunder the influence of the electromagnetic driving force of the magneticsystem 20, so as to drive and causes the radiation device 10 to moveback and forth along the axial direction thereof to agitate the air inand around the dual suspension edge loudspeaker to produce sound.

In addition, the second suspension edge member 122 is connected betweenthe inner holding frame 125 and the outer holding frame 126. The bodyframe 112 affixes the outer holding frame 126 on the outer supportingframe 111. In other words, the outer holding frame 126 is positionedbetween the outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112. It isunderstandable that the second suspension edge member 122 is affixed onthe outer supporting frame 111 and the body frame 112 through the outerholding frame 126.

According to this third alternative mode of the second preferredembodiment of the present invention, the first suspension edge member121 and the second suspension edge member 122 form the modularizedradiation device 10 through coupling the outer supporting frame 111, theouter holding frame 126 and the body frame 112. The outer supportingframe 111 comprises one or more supporting frame coupling portions 1112.The body frame 112 comprises a body frame coupling portion 1121. Theouter holding frame 126 comprises a support supporting frame couplingportion 1262. When there is only one supporting frame coupling portion1112, it forms a closed circular supporting wall. When there are two ormore supporting frame coupling portions 1112, they form an openedcircular supporting wall. The present embodiment is embodied to have theclosed circular supporting wall as an example for illustration purposewith no intention to limit the scope of the present invention.

The supporting frame coupling portion 1112 is coupled with the supportsupporting frame coupling portion 1262, and the support supporting framecoupling portion 1262 is coupled with the body frame coupling portion1121, so as to form the radiation device 10. The supporting framecoupling portion 1112, the support supporting frame coupling portion1262 and the body frame coupling portion 1121 can be coupled, joined orconnected by various means, such as through matched buckling components,screw components, hot welding, ultrasonic bonding, and etc.. Inaddition, the supporting frame coupling portion 1112 and the supportsupporting frame coupling portion 1262 as well as the support supportingframe coupling portion 1262 and the body frame coupling portion 1121each forms an engagement groove correspondingly for ease of assemblingand aligning, wherein it would be realized that when one of theengagement grooves is in a protruding step-shape, the correspondingengagement groove to be coupled is in a sunken step-shape relativelyadapted for engaging with each other. Besides, a plurality ofperforations is formed in both the support supporting frame couplingportion 1262 and the body frame coupling portion 1121 adapted for thesupporting frame coupling portion 1112 to penetrate the supportsupporting frame coupling portion 1262 and the body frame couplingportion 1121 for aligning and affixing purposes.

The first suspension edge member 121 further comprises a plurality offirst resilient ribs 1215, wherein the first resilient ribs 1215 arespacedly and intervally provided along an annular direction on the archshaped first suspension body 1213. In particular, the first resilientribs 1215 are integrally protruded from the first suspension body 1213,wherein each of the first resilient ribs 1215 has a base portionprotruded from the edge of the first suspension body 1213 and extendedupwardly to the peak of the first suspension body 1213 to form a tipportion of the first resilient rib 1215, wherein the width of each ofthe first resilient ribs 1215 gradually reduces from the base portion tothe tip portion thereof to form an arrow shape. A predetermined numberof the plurality of first resilient ribs 1215 are radially arrangedbetween the outer edge and the peak of the first suspension body 1213 asouter first resilient ribs 1215 evenly spaced apart and a predeterminednumber of the plurality of first resilient ribs 1215 are radiallyarrange between the inner edge and the peak of the first suspension body1213 as inner first resilient ribs 1215 evenly spaced apart. Preferably,the tip portion of each of the first resilient ribs 1215 is preferred tobe positioned between two tip portions of two adjacent first resilientribs 1215, so as to not only reinforce the structure of the firstsuspension edge member 121, but also limit the displacement direction ofthe first suspension edge member 121 in its axial direction thereof.Accordingly, when the first suspension edge member 121 is about to havean axial deviation displacement toward a predetermined direction, thefirst resilient rib(s) 1215 provided in the opposite direction wouldprovide a limiting and restricting effect to prevent the firstsuspension edge member 121 from further displacement. It is worthmentioning that the shape of the protruding first resilient rib 1215would be designed in various alternative shapes for desired purposes,for example the cross section of the first resilient rib 1215 can be inthe shape of bow, arch, triangle, quadrangle, polygon, semicircle, semioval, inverted U, inverted V, and etc..

The second suspension edge member 122 further comprises a plurality ofsecond resilient ribs 1225, wherein the second resilient ribs 1225 arespacedly and intervally provided along an annular direction on the archshaped second suspension body 1223. In particular, just like the firstresilient ribs 1215 that the second resilient ribs 1225 are integrallyprotruded from the second suspension body 1223, wherein each of thesecond resilient ribs 1225 has a base portion protruded from the edge ofthe second suspension body 1223 and extended upwardly to the peak of thesecond suspension body 1223 to form a tip portion of the secondresilient rib 1225, wherein the width of each of the second resilientribs 1225 gradually reduces from the base portion to the tip portionthereof to form an arrow shape. A predetermined number of the pluralityof second resilient ribs 1225 are radially arranged between the outeredge and the peak of the second suspension body 1223 as outer secondresilient ribs 1225 evenly spaced apart and a predetermined number ofthe plurality of second resilient ribs 1225 are radially arrange betweenthe inner edge and the peak of the second suspension body 1223 as innersecond resilient ribs 1225 evenly spaced apart. Preferably, the tipportion of each of the second resilient ribs 1225 is preferred to bepositioned between two tip portions of two adjacent second resilientribs 1225, so as to not only reinforce the structure of the secondsuspension edge member 122, but also limit the displacement direction ofthe second suspension edge member 122 in its axial direction thereof.Accordingly, when the second suspension edge member 122 is about to havean axial deviation displacement toward a predetermined direction, thesecond resilient rib(s) 1225 provided in the opposite direction wouldprovide a limiting and restricting effect to prevent the secondsuspension edge member 122 from further displacement. It is worthmentioning that, similar to the second resilient ribs 1215, the shape ofthe protruding second resilient rib 1225 would be designed in variousalternative shapes for desired purposes, for example the cross sectionof the second resilient rib 1225 can be in the shape of bow, arch,triangle, quadrangle, polygon, semicircle, semi oval, inverted U,inverted V, and etc..

Referring to FIGS. 25A-30 of the present invention, a loudspeaker box1000C according to a third preferred embodiment of the present inventionis illustrated. The loudspeaker box 1000C comprises a main vibrationspeaker 100C, at least a radiation device 10 and a mounting shell 90.

In particular, the mounting shell 90 has a vibration chamber 91 therein.The radiation device 10 comprises at least a first passive vibrator 13and at least a second passive vibrator 14. The main vibration speaker100C and the first passive vibrator 13 of the radiation device 10 arearranged on one side of the mounting shell 90 and the second passivevibrator 14 of the radiation device 10 is arranged on another opposingside of the mounting shell 90, such that the main vibration speaker100C, the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14of the radiation device 10 share the vibration chamber 91.

The main vibration speaker 100C is capable of responding to audio signalinput and vibrating to produce sound. The first passive vibrator 13 andthe second passive vibrator 14 of the radiation device 10 are both ableto vibrate in responsive to the vibration of the main vibration speaker100C to produce auxiliary sound effects, so as to enhance the bass soundeffect of the loudspeaker box 1000C. When the first passive vibrator 13and the second passive vibrator 14 are responding to the vibration ofthe main vibration speaker 100C to vibrate, the vibration directions ofthe first passive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 are inopposite directions to each other, so as to prevent the loudspeaker box1000C from adverse situations, such as shaking, shifting, and etc.,while the loudspeaker box 1000C vibrates to produce sound, ensuring apurer sound effect of the loudspeaker box 1000C.

For example, referring to FIG. 27, the first and second passive vibrator13, 14 are preferred to be arranged symmetrically in back to backconfiguration, such that when the first passive vibrator 13 and thesecond passive vibrator 14 vibrate respectively in response to thevibration of the main vibration speaker 100C, the vibration directionsof the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 areopposite. Specifically, when the first passive vibrator 13 responds tothe vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C to vibrate upward, thesecond passive vibrator 14 responds to the vibration of the mainvibration speaker 100C to vibrate downward. On the contrary, when thefirst passive vibrator 13 responds to the vibration of the mainvibration speaker 100C to vibrate downward, the second passive vibrator14 responds to the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C tovibrate upward. In other words, both the first and second passivevibrator 13, 14 would vibrate outwardly (as shown in FIG. 28A) orinwardly (as shown in FIG. 28B) in a symmetrical and synchronous manner.

More specifically, when the first passive vibrator 13 vibrates inresponse to the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C and movesupward along the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A, the firstpassive vibrator 13 has a tendency to bring the loudspeaker box 1000C todisplace upward. At the same time, the second passive vibrator 14vibrates in response to the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100Cand moves downward along the Z-axis direction, as illustrated in FIG.25A, that the second passive vibrator 14 also has a tendency to bringthe loudspeaker box 1000C to displace downward, as illustrated in FIG.28A. Therefore, the tendency of the upwardly moving displacement of thefirst passive vibrator 13 and the tendency of the downwardly movingdisplacement of the second passive vibrator 14 will be counter-balancedand cancelled out. As a result, while the first passive vibrator 13 ismoving upwards during vibration, the second passive vibrator 14 ismoving downwards during vibration simultaneously, so that theloudspeaker box 1000C would remain still without shaking or shifting andthus the sound quality of the loudspeaker box 1000C can be guaranteed.

Correspondingly, when the first passive vibrator 13 vibrates in responseto the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C and moves downwardalong the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A, the first passivevibrator 13 has a tendency to bring the loudspeaker box 1000C todisplace downward. At the same time, the second passive vibrator 14vibrates in response to the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100Cand moves upward along the Z-axis direction, as illustrated in FIG. 25A,that the second passive vibrator 14 has a tendency to bring theloudspeaker box 1000C to displace upward, as illustrated in FIG. 28B.Therefore, the downwardly moving displacement of the first passivevibrator 13 and the upwardly moving displacement of the second passivevibrator 14 are counter-balanced and cancelled out. As a result, whilethe first passive vibrator 13 is moving downwards during vibration, thesecond passive vibrator 14 is moving upwards during vibrationsimultaneously, so that the loudspeaker box 1000C would remain stillwithout shaking or shifting and thus the sound quality of theloudspeaker box 1000C can be guaranteed.

In other words, when the first passive vibrator 13 vibrates in responseto the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C and moves upwardalong the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A, the first passivevibrator 13 provides a pulling force to draw the loudspeaker box 1000Cto tend to displace upwardly along the Z-axis direction. At themeantime, the second passive vibrator vibrates in response to thevibration of the main vibration speaker 100C and moves downward alongthe Z-axis direction, as illustrated in FIG. 25A, that the secondpassive vibrator 14 provides a pulling force in the opposite directionto draw the loudspeaker box 1000C to tend to displace downwardly alongthe Z-axis direction. As a result, the pulling forces of in two opposingdirections are counter-balanced and cancelled out with each other tokeep the loudspeaker box 1000C staying still. On the contrary, when thefirst passive vibrator 13 vibrates in response to the vibration of themain vibration speaker 100C and moves downward along the Z-axisdirection as illustrated in FIG. 25A, the first passive vibrator 13provides a pulling force to draw the loudspeaker box 1000C to tend todisplace downwardly along the Z-axis direction. At the meantime, thesecond passive vibrator vibrates in response to the vibration of themain vibration speaker 100C and moves upward along the Z-axis direction,as illustrated in FIG. 25A, that the second passive vibrator 14 providesa pulling force in the opposite direction to draw the loudspeaker box1000C to tend to displace upwardly along the Z-axis direction. As aresult, the pulling forces of in two opposing directions arecounter-balanced and cancelled out with each other to keep theloudspeaker box 1000C staying still.

According to the present embodiment as shown in FIGS. 25A-30, theradiation device 10 comprises one first passive vibrator 13 and onesecond passive vibrator 14. The first passive vibrator 13 and the mainvibration speaker 100C are adjacently arranged on one side of themounting shell 90 while the second passive vibrator 14 is arranged onanother opposing side of the mounting shell 90, wherein the mainvibration speaker 100C, the first passive vibrator 13 and the secondpassive vibrator 14 share the same vibration chamber 91 defined in themounting shell 90 and that the first passive vibrator 13 and the secondpassive vibrator 14 are symmetrically arranged in a back-to-backconfiguration to ensure the vibration directions of the first passivevibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 being in oppositedirections.

Preferably, the types and sizes of the first passive vibrator 13 and thesecond passive vibrator 14 are the same, so that when the first passivevibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 are mounted on two sideof the mounting shells 90, the first and second passive vibrators 13, 14are symmetrical with each other. In other words, the first passivevibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 can be symmetricallyarranged on two opposing sides of the mounting shell 90.

When both the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator14 vibrate together in response to the vibration of the main vibrationspeaker 100C, the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passivevibrator 14 are able to respectively produce vibrations with the sameamplitude in opposite directions. Hence, the tendency of shifting anddisplacement of the loudspeaker box 1000C in one direction brought bythe vibration of the first passive vibrator 13 in that direction can becounter-balanced and cancelled out by the tendency of shifting anddisplacement of the loudspeaker box 1000C to the other oppositedirection brought by the vibration of the second passive vibrator 14 tothat opposite direction, so that the unpleasant situation, such asshaking, shifting and etc., of the loudspeaker box 1000C duringproducing sound can be avoided so as to ensure the sound quality of theloudspeaker box 1000C.

According to this third embodiment of the loudspeaker box 1000C of thepresent invention, the vibration direction of the main vibration speaker100C and the vibration direction of the first passive vibrator 13 areconsistent. In other words, the vibration direction of the mainvibration speaker 100C and the vibration direction of the second passivevibrator 14 are opposite.

In some other embodiments of the loudspeaker box 1000C of the presentinvention, the quantity of the first passive vibrator 13 of theradiation device 10 can be more than the quantity of the second passivevibrator 14. Then, the size of the first passive vibrator 13 can besmaller than the size of the second passive vibrator 14, such that thetendency and magnitude of shifting of the loudspeaker box 1000C to adirection along the Z axis as illustrated in FIG. 25A caused by thevibration and shifting of the plurality of first passive vibrators 13 inthat direction in response to the vibration of the main vibrationspeaker 100C is arranged to be consistent to the tendency and magnitudeof shifting of the loudspeaker box 1000C to the opposite direction alongthe Z axis as illustrated in FIG. 25A caused by the vibration andshifting of the second passive vibrators 14 in that opposite directionin response to the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C, so asto avoid the loudspeaker box 1000C from shaking or shifting whileproducing sound. It is understandable that, alternatively, in otherembodiments of the loudspeaker box 1000C of the present invention, thequantity of the first passive vibrator 13 of the radiation device 10 canalso be less than the quantity of the second passive vibrator 14.

According to an alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIG. 31, the vibration direction of the main vibrationspeaker 100C is arranged perpendicular to the vibration direction of thefirst passive vibrator 13 and the vibration direction of the secondpassive vibrator 14.

Specifically, the main vibration speaker 100C can be arranged on an endof the mounting shell 90, while the first passive vibrator 13 and thesecond passive vibrator 14 are respectively arranged on the two opposingsides 92 of the mounting shell 90 in a back-to-back configuration, suchthat the vibration direction of the main vibration speaker 100C isperpendicular to the vibration direction of the first passive vibrator13 and the vibration direction of the second passive vibrator 14.Preferably, the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passivevibrator 14 mounted on the two opposing sides of the mounting shell 90in back to back configuration are symmetrical with each other, such thatthe vibrating first passive vibrator 13 and the vibrating second passivevibrator 14 can completely counter-balance and cancel out the vibrationgenerated by the loudspeaker box 1000C.

Alternatively, the main vibration speaker 100C can be arranged on oneside of the mounting shell 90, while the first passive vibrator 31 andthe second passive vibrator 32 are respectively arranged on two ends ofthe mounting shell 90, such that the vibration direction of the mainvibration speaker 100C is perpendicular to the vibration direction ofthe first passive vibrator 13 and the vibration direction of the secondpassive vibrator 14. Preferably, the first passive vibrator 13 and thesecond passive vibrator 14 which are respectively arranged on the twoends of the mounting shell 90 in back to back manner are symmetricalwith each other, such that the vibrating first passive vibrator 13 andthe vibrating second passive vibrator 14 can completely counter-balanceand cancel out the vibration generated by the loudspeaker box 1000C.

Preferably, the main vibration speaker 100C of the loudspeaker box 1000Ccan be embodied as a tweeter or a middle tweeter. Therefore, when themain vibration speaker 100C responds to the audio signal input, it canproduce high frequency or medium high frequency sound effects, such thatwhen the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14vibrate in response to the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C,they can produce low frequency sound effects, so that the loudspeakerbox 1000C of the present invention is capable of producing sound effectin full range of low, medium, and high frequencies.

It is worth mentioning that, due to the producing of auxiliary soundeffect by the vibrations of the first passive vibrator 13 and the secondpassive vibrator 14 in opposite directions simultaneously in response tothe vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C, the loudspeaker box1000C is able to perform bass in even lower frequency so as tostrengthen the low frequency sound effect of the loudspeaker box 1000C.Moreover, due to the opposite vibrating directions of the first passivevibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14, the loudspeaker box1000C is prevented from shifting and even shaking while producing lowfrequency sound, so as to improve the sound quality of the loudspeakerbox 1000C.

It is appreciated that, the two passive vibrators may be embodied as thetwo radiation devices 10 as shown in FIG. 28C that each of the radiationdevices 10 has two suspension edge member members according to the aboveembodiments. Accordingly, the radiation device 10 having two dualsuspension edge member members is capable of completelycounter-balancing and cancelling out the vibration produced by theloudspeaker box 1000C and enhancing the sound effect quality.

Further, the mounting shell 90 comprises a first shell 92 and a secondshell 93, wherein the first shell 92 and the second shell 93 are adaptedto be coupled together to define the vibration chamber 91 therebetween.The main vibration speaker 100C and the first passive vibrator 13 of theradiation device 10 are arranged on the first shell 92. The secondpassive vibrator 14 of the radiation device 10 is arranged on the secondshell 93. Therefore, when the first shell 92 and the second shell 93 arecoupled together to form the mounting shell 90, the main vibrationspeaker 100C and the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passivevibrator 14 of the radiation device 10 share the vibration chamber 91 ofthe mounting shell 90. In addition, the first passive vibrator 13 andthe second passive vibrator 14 are correspondingly and symmetricallyarranged on the first shell 92 and the second shell 93 respectively,ensuring the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator14 in a back-to-back configuration.

Preferably, the free end of the main vibration speaker 100C arranged onthe first shell 92 can be extended and affixed on the second shell 93,so as to avoid unpleasant situation like shaking when the main vibrationspeaker 100C responds to the audio signal input to vibrate and producesound, so that the loudspeaker box 1000C is prevented from generatingnoise. For example, according to the embodiment of the loudspeaker box1000C of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 26, the second shell 93has an anchoring through hole 931 provided therein. When the first shell92 and the second shell 93 are coupled to form the mounting shell 90,the free end of the main vibration speaker 100C mounted on the firstshell 92 is affixed and anchored in the anchoring through hole 931 ofthe second shell 93, so as to avoid the main vibration speaker 100C andthe second shell 93 from moving relatively when the main vibrationspeaker 100C responds to the audio signal input to vibrate to producesound. Accordingly, the loudspeaker box 1000C is prevented fromgenerating noise due to any impact between the main vibration speaker100C and the second shell 93.

It is worth mentioning that the structures of the first passive vibrator13 and the second passive vibrator 14 of the radiation device 10 areidentical. Therefore, the first passive vibrator 13 is described in thefollowing as an example to illustrate the structures of the firstpassive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 as well as therelationship between the first passive vibrator 13 and the mountingshell 90 and the relationship between the second passive vibrator 14 andthe mounting shell 90.

Specifically, referring to FIGS. 29 and 30, the first passive vibrator13 further comprises a vibration element 131, an annular suspension edgemember 132 and an annular framework 133, wherein the vibration element131 is in positioned the middle and the framework 133 is mounted on thefirst shell 92, or that the framework 133 forms at least a portion ofthe first shell 92 or the second shell 93 of the mounting shell 90. Thesuspension edge member 132 is extended between the vibration element 131and the framework 133, adapted for restricting and limiting thevibration direction of the vibration element 131. In particular, thesuspension edge member 132 is utilized to limit the vibration element131 to reciprocatingly move up and down along the Z-axis direction asillustrated in FIG. 25A, so as to avoid the vibration element 131 fromoffsetting or shifting during the up and down motion.

More specifically, the suspension edge member 132 has an inner fringe1321 and an outer fringe 1322. The inner fringe 1321 of the suspensionedge member 132 is adapted to be integrally extended from an outer edgeof the vibration element 131, or that the inner fringe 1321 of thesuspension edge member 132 is attached to the outer edge of thevibration element 131 through glue or other adhesive. The outer fringe1322 of the suspension edge member 132 is adapted to be integrallyextended from an inner edge of the framework 133, or that the outerfringe 1322 of the suspension edge member 132 is attached to the inneredge of the framework 133 through glue or other adhesive. As a result,the suspension edge member 132 is extended between the vibration element131 and the framework 133. It is worth mentioning that the suspensionedge member 132 may also extend to cover the outer surface(s) of thevibration element 131.

The suspension edge member 132 has an elastic ability. For instance, thesuspension edge member 132 can be made of elastic material, for examplebut not limited to, rubber materials and etc.. Therefore, when thevibration element 131 vibrates in response to the vibration of the mainvibration speaker 100C, if the vibration element 131 moves upward alongthe Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A, the suspension edgemember 132 pulls the vibration element 131 downward along the Z-axisdirection as illustrated in FIG. 25A, providing a tendency and shiftingforce to drive the vibration element 131 to displace and return back toits original condition. Correspondingly, if the vibration element 131moves downward along the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A,the suspension edge member 132 pulls the vibration element 131 upwardalong the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A, that alsoprovides a tendency and shifting force to drive the vibration element131 to displace and return back to its original condition.

Besides, when the vibration element 131 is vibrating upward or downwardalong the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25, the suspensionedge member 132 ensures that the vibration element 131 only moves upwardor downward along the Z-axis direction, such that the suspension edgemember 132 does prevent the vibration element 131 from offsettingdisplacement so as to ensure the sound effect and quality of theloudspeaker box 1000C.

It is worth mentioning that, even though the vibration elements 131 ofthe first passive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 asillustrated in the FIGS. 25A to 30 are in form of annular track-likeshape, according to the loudspeaker box 1000C of other embodiments ofthe present invention, the shape of the vibration element 131 can alsobe embodied as other shapes, for example but not limited to, circularshape, oval shape, square shape, other polygonal shape, and etc..

In other words, in one embodiment of the loudspeaker box 1000C of thepresent invention, the first passive vibrator arranged in the firstshell 92 13 can be independently made and then installed on the firstshell 92, and the second passive vibrator 14 arranged on the secondshell 93 can be independently manufactured and then installed on thesecond shell 93. In another embodiment of the loudspeaker box 1000C ofthe present invention, the first passive vibrator 13 arranged on thefirst shell 92 can be integrally coupled with the first shell 92, andthe second passive vibrator 14 arranged in the second shell 93 can beintegrally coupled with the second shell 93 as well.

In particular, as shown in FIG. 26, the first shell 92 has a firstmounting through hole 921 provided therein. The framework 133 of thefirst passive vibrator 13 is adapted to be mounted on the first shell 92at the first mounting through hole 921, so that the vibration element131 and the suspension edge member 132 of the first passive vibrator 13are held and retained in position at the first mounting through hole 921of the first shell 92. As a result, the first passive vibrator 13 isarranged in the first shell 92. It is understandable that the framework133 of the first passive vibrator 13 can be mounted on the first shell92 through glue or other adhesive, such that after the glue or otheradhesive are solidified, a bonding layer is formed between the framework133 of the first passive vibrator 13 and the first shell 92 in order toretain the vibration element 131 and the suspension edge member 132 ofthe first passive vibrator 13 in the first mounting through hole 921 ofthe first shell 92.

Correspondingly, the second shell 93 comprises a second mounting throughhole 932 arranged thereon. The framework 133 of the second passivevibrator 14 is adapted to be mounted on the second shell 32 at thesecond mounting through hole 932, so that the vibration element 131 andthe suspension edge member 132 of the second passive vibrator 14 areheld and retained at the second mounting through hole 932 of the secondshell 93. As a result, the second passive vibrator 14 is arranged in thesecond shell 93. It is understandable that, similarly, the framework 133of the second passive vibrator 14 can be mounted on the second shell 93through glue or other adhesive, such that after the glue or otheradhesive are solidified, a bonding layer is formed between the framework133 of the second passive vibrator 14 and the second shell 93 in orderto retain the vibration element 131 and the suspension edge member 132of the second passive vibrator 14 in the second mounting through hole932 of the second shell 93.

In other embodiments of the loudspeaker box 1000C of the presentinvention, the first shell 92 having the first mounting through hole 921is prepared first, and then the first shell 92 and the vibration element131 for retaining in the first mounting through hole 921 of the firstshell 92 are both placed in the molding mould. Also, both the fringe ofthe first shell 92 for forming the first mounting through hole 921 andthe outer edge of the vibration element 131 are extended in the formingspace of the molding mould. Next, a raw forming material is filled intothe forming space of the molding mould to cover, enclose and package thefringe of the first shell 92 for forming the first mounting through hole921 and the outer edge of the vibration element 131 positioned in theforming space of the molding mould, so as to integrally combine withfirst shell 92 and the vibration element 131 to form the suspension edgemember 132 after the forming material is solidified. As a result, thevibration element 131 and the suspension edge member 132 of the firstpassive vibrator 13 are retained in the first mounting through hole 921of the first shell 92. It is appreciated that a portion of the firstshell 92 substantially forms the framework 133 of the first passivevibrator 13.

Correspondingly, by means of the method described above, the secondpassive vibrator 14 and the second shell 93 can be integrally made whilea portion of the second shell 93 forming the framework 133 of the secondpassive vibrator 14.

In addition, the first shell 92 has a main speaker mounting through hole922 for mounting the main vibration speaker 100C, so as to install themain vibration speaker 100C on the first shell 92. Certainly, personskilled in the art should be able to understand that, in otherembodiments of the loudspeaker box 1000C of the present invention, themain vibration speaker 100C may also integrally couple with the firstshell 92 or that a portion of the main vibration speaker 100C can beintegrally couple with the first shell 92.

Then, the first shell 92 and the second shell 93 are assembled togetherand define the vibration chamber 91 between the first shell 92 and thesecond shell 93, wherein the main vibration speaker 100C and the firstpassive vibrator 13 arranged on the first shell 92 and the secondpassive vibrator 14 arranged on the second shell 93 share the vibrationchamber 91. Accordingly, when the main vibration speaker 100C vibratesin response to the audio signal input to produce sound, both the firstpassive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 vibratesimultaneously in response to the vibration of the main vibrationspeaker 100C to produce auxiliary sound effects for enhancing the lowfrequency sound effect of the loudspeaker box 1000C.

Referring to FIGS. 29 and 30, each of the suspension edge member 132 ofthe first passive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 has anarch shaped cross section. That is, the suspension edge member 132 has aprotruding side 1323 and an indenting side 1324. The protruding side1323 and the indenting side 1324 of the suspension edge member 132 areconfigured in a correspondence manner. It is understandable that theprotruding side 1323 and the indenting side 1324 of the suspension edgemember 132 are integrally formed at the same time when the suspensionedge member 132 is made. Preferably, the indenting side 1324 of thesuspension edge member 132 of the first passive vibrator 13 is arrangedcorrespondingly with the indenting side 1324 of the suspension edgemember 132 of the second passive vibrator 14 in a face to face manner.In other words, the protruding side 1323 of the suspension edge member132 of the first passive vibrator 13 faces the outside of the firstshell 92 as well as the protruding side 1323 of the suspension edgemember 132 of the second passive vibrator 14 faces the outside of thesecond shell 93.

It is worth mentioning that, according to an alternative mode of theloudspeaker box 1000C as illustrated in FIG. 32, the cross-sectionalshape of the suspension edge member 132 of the first passive vibrator 13and the second passive vibrator 14 can also be made in a W shape.According to another alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIG. 33, the cross-sectional shape of the suspension edgemember 132 of the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passivevibrator 14 can also be made in an M shape. According to anotheralternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C as illustrated in FIG. 34,the cross-sectional shape of the suspension edge member 132 of the firstpassive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 can also be madein an S shape. According to another alternative mode of the loudspeakerbox 1000C as illustrated in FIG. 35, the cross-sectional shape of thesuspension edge member 132 of the first passive vibrator 13 and thesecond passive vibrator 14 can also be made in an inverted S shape.According to another alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIG. 36, the cross-sectional shape of the suspension edgemember 132 of the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passivevibrator 14 can also be made in a wavy shape. According to anotheralternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C as illustrated in FIG. 37,the cross-sectional shape of the suspension edge member 132 of the firstpassive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 can also be madein a zigzag shape. Nevertheless, person skilled in the art should beable to understand that, for the loudspeaker box 1000C of otherembodiments, the cross sectional shapes of the suspension edge member132 may also include V-shape, inverted V-shape, U-shape, invertedU-shape, and etc..

According to another alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIGS. 38 and 39, the suspension edge member 132 furthercomprises an inner suspension edge member portion 1325 and an outersuspension edge member portion 1326. The inner suspension edge memberportion 1325 and the outer suspension edge member portion 1326 of thesuspension edge member 132 are integrally formed, wherein thecross-sectional shape of the suspension edge member 132 is able to bemade in an arch shape or other shapes. The free fringe of the innersuspension edge member portion 1325 of the suspension edge member 132forms the inner fringe 1321 of the suspension edge member 132. The freefringe of the outer suspension edge member portion 1326 of thesuspension edge member 132 forms the outer fringe 1322 of the suspensionedge member 132.

The inner suspension edge member portion 1325 of the suspension edgemember 132 comprises an inner suspension body 13251 and a plurality ofinner resilient ribs 13252. The inner resilient ribs 13252 are spacedlyand annularly provided on the inner suspension body 13251.Alternatively, the inner resilient ribs 13252 are spacedly, annularlyand integrally arranged along the inner suspension body 13251. Also, theinner resilient ribs 13252 protrude from the surface of the innersuspension body 13251, such that the inner resilient ribs 13252 formfirst protruding bodies 132521 on a side of the inner suspension edgemember portion 1325 respectively and form first grooves 132522 on theother side of the inner suspension edge member portion 1325respectively. In other words, each of the inner resilient ribs 13252protrudes from the plane surface of the inner suspension body 13251 atthe side of the inner suspension edge member portion 1325 and indentsfrom the plane surface of the inner suspension body 13251 at the otherside of the inner suspension edge member portion 1325.

It is worth mentioning that each of the inner resilient ribs 13252 mayalso downwardly protrudes from the plane surface of the inner suspensionbody 13251, so as to form the first protruding body 132521 on the lowerside of the inner suspension edge member portion 1325 and form the firstgroove 132522 on the upper side of the inner suspension edge memberportion 1325, alternatively.

Preferably, two adjacent inner resilient ribs 13252 are spacedlyarranged with each other and a plurality of the inner resilient ribs13252 are radially and evenly arranged around the vibration element 131,so as to limit the up and down vibration direction of the vibrationelement in the axial direction thereof (the Z-axis direction asillustrated in FIG. 25A illustrated). Correspondingly, the outersuspension edge member portion 1326 of the suspension edge member 132comprises an outer suspension body 13261 and a plurality of outerresilient ribs 13262. The outer resilient ribs 13262 are spacedly andannularly provided on the outer suspension body 13261. Alternatively,the outer resilient ribs 13262 are spacedly, annularly and integrallyarranged on the outer suspension body 13261. The outer resilient ribs13262 protrude from the surface of the outer suspension body 13261, suchthat the outer resilient ribs 13262 form the second protruding bodies132621 on a side of the outer suspension edge member portion 1326respectively and form second grooves 132622 on the other side of theouter suspension edge member portion 1326 respectively. In other words,each of the outer resilient ribs 13262 protrudes from the plane surfaceof the outer suspension body 13261 at the side of the outer suspensionedge member portion 1326 and indents from the plane surface of the outersuspension body 13261 at the other side of the outer suspension edgemember portion 1326.

It is worth mentioning that each of the outer resilient ribs 13262 mayalso downwardly protrudes from the plane surface of the outer suspensionbody 13261, so as to form the second protruding body 132621 on the lowerside of the outer suspension edge member portion 1326 and form thesecond groove 132622 on the upper side of the outer suspension edgemember portion 1326, alternatively.

Preferably, two adjacent outer resilient rib 13262 are spacedly arrangedwith each other and a plurality of the outer resilient ribs 13262 areradially and evenly arranged around the vibration element 131, so as tolimit the up and down vibration direction of the vibration element inthe axial direction of the vibration element 131 (the Z-axis directionas illustrated in FIG. 25A).

It is worth mentioning that the inner resilient ribs 13252 and the outerresilient ribs 13262 can be arranged in a corresponding one-to-onemanner. In other words, the inner resilient ribs 13252 of the innersuspension edge member portion 1325 of the suspension edge member 132and the outer resilient ribs 13262 of the outer suspension edge memberportion 1326 are arranged and matched respectively and correspondinglywith each other in a corresponding one-to-one manner. Such that, thesuspension edge member 132 can comprise many sets of resilient ribs,wherein each set of the resilient ribs respectively comprises one innerresilient rib 13252 of the inner suspension edge member portion 1325 andone outer resilient rib 13262 of the outer suspension edge memberportion 1326. The resilient ribs are alternately and spacedly arrangedalong an annular direction. It is understandable that each set of theresilient ribs is arranged and shaped corresponding and consistent withthe shape of the suspension edge member 132. For example, when thesuspension edge member 132 is in approximately annular shape, theresilient ribs may be arranged along a radial direction.

According to another alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIGS. 40 and 41, the suspension edge member 132 has aplurality of spacing and enforcing ribs 1327 arranged on the surfacethereof. Each of the spacing and enforcing ribs 1327 integrally extendsbetween the vibration element 131 and the framework 133, so as to forman ups and downs structure between the vibration element 131 and theframework 133.

The spacing and enforcing ribs 1327 of the suspension edge member 132are arranged for reinforcing a restricting and limiting function of thesuspension edge member 132, so as to prevent the vibration element 131from deviating from an axial direction of the vibration element 131 (theZ-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A) during vibrating.Specifically, when the vibration element 131 vibrating along its axialdirection (the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A) is going todeviate from the Z axis and be offsetting and displacing, thecorresponding spacing and enforcing ribs 1327 would provide an oppositepulling force to counter-balance and cancel out the offset force of thevibration element 131.

It is worth mentioning that the spacing and enforcing ribs 1327 are ableto be extended along a perpendicular direction to an outer peripheralsurface of the corresponding vibration element 131 and an innerperipheral surface of the corresponding framework 133, as illustrated inFIG. 40. In other embodiments, the spacing and enforcing ribs 1327 mayalso be extended obliquely or along the radial direction of thevibration element 131. Such arrangements of the spacing and enforcingribs 1327 may provide corresponding pulling forces along thesedirections, so as to prevent the vibration element 131 from offsettingto and displacing from these directions.

It is also worth mentioning that the spacing and enforcing ribs 1327 canbe evenly arranged around the vibration element 131 and symmetricallyarranged to regard the vibration element 131 as the center. According tothe embodiment as illustrated in FIG. 40, the spacing and enforcing rib1327 comprises a left spacing and enforcing rib 13271 and a rightspacing and enforcing rib 13272. When the vibration element 131 movesreciprocatingly up and down along its axial direction (the Z-axisdirection as FIG. 25A illustrated), if the vibration element 131 isgoing to be offsetting or shifting to the left, an opposite pullingforce will be applied through the right spacing ribs 13272 tocounter-balance and cancel out the offsetting or shifting of thevibration element 131, such that the left offsetting or shifting of thevibration element 131 can be prevent. On the contrary, if the vibrationelement 131 is offsetting or shifting to the right, a pulling force inthe opposite direction will be applied through the left spacing andenforcing ribs 13271, such that the left offset or shift of thevibration element 131 can be prevented. Accordingly, the suspension edgemember 132 can effectively restrict and limit the vibration direction ofthe vibration element 131 along its axial direction (the Z-axisdirection as illustrated in FIG. 25A).

According to another alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIGS. 42-44, the suspension edge member 132 is in wavyshape and comprises a plurality of wavy spacing segments 1328continuously arranged along a circumference direction of the suspensionedge member 132, such that the wavy spacing segments 1328 integrallyconnect with each other to form a wavy structure around the vibrationelement 131.

The wavy spacing segments 1328 of the suspension edge member 132 areadapted for restricting and limiting function to prevent the vibrationelement 131 from offsetting or deviating when it is vibrating along itsaxial direction (the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A). Inparticular, when the vibration element 131 is going to deviate from theaxial direction (the Z-axis direction) of and offset or shift towardanother direction, one or more the corresponding wavy spacing segments1328 will provide an opposite pulling force to counter-balance andcancel out the offset force of the vibration element 131. It is worthmentioning that the wavy spacing segment 1328 can be evenly arrangedaround the vibration element 131 and symmetrically arranged to regardthe vibration element 131 as the center.

Referring to FIG. 42, the wavy spacing segments 1328 of the suspensionedge member 132 comprises a left wavy spacing segment 13281 and a rightwavy spacing segment 13282. When the first passive vibrator 13 respondsto the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C to be driven tovibrate, the vibration element 131 will move reciprocatingly up and downalong its axial direction (the Z-axis direction as FIG. 25Aillustrated). If the vibration element 131 is going to be offsetting orshifting to the left, an opposite pulling force is applied through theright wavy spacing segment 13282 to counter-balance and cancel out theoffsetting or shifting of the vibration element 131, such that the leftoffsetting or shifting of the vibration element 131 can be prevent. Onthe contrary, if the vibration element 131 is offsetting or shifting tothe right, a pulling force in the opposite direction will be appliedthrough the left wavy spacing segment 13281, such that the left offsetor shift of the vibration element 131 can be prevented. Accordingly, thesuspension edge member 132 can effectively restrict and limit thevibration direction of the vibration element 131 along its axialdirection (the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A).

Besides, each of the wavy spacing segments 1328 of the suspension edgemember 132 comprises a vibration element coupling end 13283 and aframework coupling end 13284. The cross-sectional shape of the vibrationelement coupling end 13283 along the circumference direction can be inarch shape. In addition, the vibration element coupling end 22283L isconnected with the outer edge of the vibration element 131, wherein theframework coupling end 13284 is utilized for connecting with theframework 133.

Further, the vibration element coupling end 13283 has two lowerjunctions 132831, 132832 and an upper junction 132833, wherein theconnecting lines among the two lower junctions 132831, 132832 and theupper junction 132833 can be in a triangular shape. Then, there arethree junctions 132841, 132842 and 132843 provided through extending thetwo lower junctions 132831, 132832 and the upper junction 132833 towardthe fringe of the framework 133. These three junctions 132841, 132842,and 132843 are all formed on the framework coupling end 13284. Besides,the connecting lines among these three junctions 132841, 132842 and132843 are extended along the fringe of the framework 133 in a curvymanner. In other words, according to this embodiment, the wavy spacingsegment 1328 has an inner periphery and an outer periphery. The innerperiphery connected with the outer edge of the vibration element 131 hasa wavy or arch shape. The outer periphery connected with the fringe ofthe framework 133 has a curvy shape and is on the same plane to thecentral axis that is perpendicular to the vibration element 131.

FIG. 45 illustrates a specific manner of the application of theloudspeaker box 1000C, wherein the loudspeaker box 1000C is able to bemounted on an attaching member 101 through hanging. The attaching member101 may be embodied to be, for example but not limited to, a ceiling andetc., so as to affix the loudspeaker box 1000C in an utilizingenvironment.

Specifically, the attaching member 101 may comprise an electric powersupplying mechanism 102 adapted to affix the loudspeaker box 1000C tothe attaching member 101 by mounting the loudspeaker box 1000C on theelectric power supplying mechanism 102. In one embodiment, the electricpower supplying mechanism 102 may be embodied to be, for example but notlimited to, the electric power supplying mechanism of a lamp, such thatthe electric power supplying mechanism 102 is capable of supplyingexternal electric power to the loudspeaker box 1000C after theloudspeaker box 1000C was installed with the electric power supplyingmechanism 102. In one embodiment, the electric power supplying mechanism102 can be an electric power supplying mechanism specifically designedfor the loudspeaker box 1000C, such that when the loudspeaker box 1000Cis mounted on the electric power supplying mechanism 102, the electricpower supplying mechanism 102 is capable of not only supplying externalelectric power to the loudspeaker box 1000C, but also inputting audiosignals to the main vibration speaker 100C of the loudspeaker box 1000C,so as to allow the main vibration speaker 100C responding to the audiosignal input to vibrate and produce sound. At this time, the firstpassive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 of the radiationdevice 10 vibrate in response to the vibration of the main vibrationspeaker 100C so as to produce auxiliary sound effects. When the firstpassive vibrator 13 and the second passive vibrator 14 of the radiationdevice 10 of the present invention are responding to the vibration ofthe main vibration speaker 100C to vibrate at the same time, thevibration directions of the first passive vibrator 13 and the secondpassive vibrator 14 are opposite to each other, so as to counter-balanceand cancel out the shifting and displacement tendency from occurring onthe loudspeaker box 1000C and to avoid shaking from occurring on theloudspeaker box 1000C, such that a purer sound effect of the loudspeakerbox 1000C can be ensured.

More specifically, when the first passive vibrator 13 responds to thevibration of the main vibration speaker 100C to move upward along itsaxial direction (the Z-axis direction as illustrated in FIG. 25A), thefirst passive vibrator 13 has a tendency to bring the loudspeaker box1000C to move upward. At the meantime, the second passive vibrator 14responds to the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C to movedownward along its axial direction (the Z-axis direction as illustratedin FIG. 25A), the second passive vibrator 14 has a tendency to bring theloudspeaker box 1000C to move downward. As a result, the tendency of thefirst passive vibrator 13 to bring the loudspeaker box 1000C to moveupward and the tendency of the second passive vibrator 14 to bring theloudspeaker box 1000C to move downward will counter-balance and cancelout with each other, which avoids the loudspeaker box 1000C fromunpleasant situation like shaking and shifting, such that the purity ofsound of the loudspeaker box 1000C can be guaranteed.

It is understandable that when the loudspeaker box 1000C is directlyplaced on a desk or countertop for use, this configuration andarrangement of the first passive vibrator 13 and the second passivevibrator 14 provided by the radiation device 10 allows the loudspeakerbox 1000C to avoid unpleasant situation like shifting due to shaking, soas to ensure the purity of sound of the loudspeaker box 1000C.

According to an alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIG. 46, the quantity of the radiation device 10 can beembodied as two or more, wherein the radiation devices 10 can besymmetrically arranged on two sides of the main vibration speaker 100C.For example, according to the embodiment as illustrated in FIG. 46, themain vibration speaker 100C can be arranged in the middle of themounting shell 90, while the two radiation devices 10 are respectivelyarranged on two sides of the mounting shell 90 to have the two radiationdevices 10 symmetrically arranged on two sides of the main vibrationspeaker 100C.

According to another alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIG. 47, the quantity of the radiation device 10 can beembodied as three or more, wherein the radiation devices 10 arerespectively arranged around a periphery of the main vibration speaker100C. Preferably, the distance between each of the radiation devices 10and the main vibration speaker 100C is equal. Optionally, the distancesbetween adjacent radiation devices 10 are equal as well.

According to an alternative mode of the loudspeaker box 1000C asillustrated in FIG. 48, the first passive vibrator 13 and the secondpassive vibrator 14 of one of the radiation device 10 are arranged in aback-to-back manner on the upper side and lower side of the mountingshell 90 respectively, while the first passive vibrator 13 and thesecond passive vibrator 14 of another one of the radiation device 10 arearranged in a back-to-back manner on the left side and right side of themounting shell 90 respectively, such that the main vibration speaker100C and the first passive vibrators 13 and the second passive vibrators14 of both the radiation devices 10 share the vibration chamber 91.Accordingly, when the main vibration speaker 100C responds to the audiosignal input to vibrate to produce sound, the first passive vibrators 13and the second passive vibrators 14 of both the radiation devices 10 allrespond to the vibration of the main vibration speaker 100C to vibrateto produce auxiliary sound effects. In addition, during this process,the vibration directions of the first passive vibrators 13 and thesecond passive vibrators 14 of each of the radiation devices 10 areopposite, so as to counter-balance and cancel out the shifting anddisplacement tendencies of the loudspeaker box 1000C rendered by thevibrations and avoid the loudspeaker box 1000C from shaking, such thatthe sound effect of the loudspeaker box 1000C can be ensured.

Person skilled in the art should be able to understand that the aboveembodiments are just examples and the features of different embodimentsmay also be exchanged and combined, so as to obtain obviousimplementations that have not been specified in the drawings accordingto the disclosed content of the present invention.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention further provides a manufacturing method of a loudspeaker box1000C, which comprises the following steps:

(a) respectively providing a main vibration speaker 100C and at leasttwo passive vibrators 21 and 22; and

(b) arranging the main vibration speaker 100C and the passive vibrators21, 22 to share a vibration chamber 91, wherein the vibration directionof at least one of the passive vibrators 21 or 22 is opposite to thevibration direction of the other passive vibrators 21 or 22.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention further provides an operating method of a loudspeaker box,which comprises the following steps:

(A) inputting an audio signal to a main vibration speaker 100C, so as toenable the main vibration speaker 100C to respond to the audio signalinput to vibrate and produce sound; and

(B) enabling two passive vibrators 21 and 22, arranged in a back-to-backmanner, to simultaneously respond to the vibration of the main vibrationspeaker 100C to vibrate in opposite directions to produce auxiliarysound effect.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

Objectives of the present invention are completely and effectivelyimplemented. Notions of the functions and structures of the presentinvention have been shown and described in the embodiments, whereasimplementations of the present invention may have modifications orchanges in any ways without going against the above notions.

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 76. A radiation device for vibrating to produce sound,comprising: at least an annular outer supporting frame; at least avibration element; at least an annular first suspension edge made ofresilient material and extended between said vibration element and saidouter supporting frame so as to connect said vibration element with saidouter supporting frame; at least an inner frame, connected with saidvibration element; and at least an annular second suspension edge madeof resilient material and connected between said inner frame and saidouter holding frame, wherein said first suspension edge and said secondsuspension edge are symmetrically arranged in a back to back manner thatwhen said vibration element is vibrating reciprocatingly, said first andsecond suspension edges cushion and buffer any offset force of saidvibration element during vibration to retain said vibration elementmoving back and forth along an axial direction thereof.
 77. Theradiation device, as recited in claim 76, wherein a cross section ofeach of said first and second suspension edges has an arch shapedefining a protruding side and an indenting side, wherein said indentingsides of said first suspension edge and said second suspension edge arearranged in a face to face manner along an axis of said vibrationelement.
 78. The radiation device, as recited in claim 76, wherein eachof said first and second suspension edges has a curvy shape selectedfrom the group consisting of W-shape, M-shape, S-shape, invertedS-shape, V-shape, inverted V-shape, U-shape, inverted U-shape, wavy, andzigzag.
 79. The radiation device, as recited in claim 76, wherein saidfirst suspension edge surrounds around a fringe of said vibrationelement and said second suspension edge surrounds around said innerframe.
 80. The radiation device, as recited in claim 79, wherein saidinner frame is a hollow body having one end connected to a bottom sideof said vibration element, wherein said second suspension edge surroundsaround an outer side wall of said inner frame.
 81. The radiation device,as recited in claim 79, wherein said outer supporting frame comprises asupporting frame coupling portion connecting with an annular outer edgeof said first suspension edge member, an annular outer holding frameconnected with an annular outer edge of said second suspension edgemember, and a body frame extended between said supporting frame couplingportion and said outer holding frame, so as to support said secondsuspension edge member in a back to back manner with said firstsuspension edge member along coaxially.
 82. The radiation device, asrecited in claim 80, wherein said outer supporting frame comprises asupporting frame coupling portion connecting with an annular outer edgeof said first suspension edge member, an annular outer holding frameconnected with an annular outer edge of said second suspension edgemember, and a body frame extended between said supporting frame couplingportion and said outer holding frame, so as to support said secondsuspension edge member in a back to back manner with said firstsuspension edge member along coaxially.
 83. The radiation device, asrecited in claim 76, further comprising a voice coil coaxially coupledwith vibration element for driving said vibration element to vibrate.84. The radiation device, as recited in claim 79, further comprising avoice coil having one end coaxially connected to another end of saidinner frame for driving said vibration element to vibrate.
 85. Theradiation device, as recited in claim 80, further comprising a voicecoil having one end coaxially connected to another end of said innerframe for driving said vibration element to vibrate.
 86. The radiationdevice, as recited in claim 81, further comprising a voice coil havingone end coaxially connected to another end of said inner frame fordriving said vibration element to vibrate.
 87. A dual suspension edgespeaker, comprising at least an annular outer supporting frame; at leasta vibration element; at least an annular first suspension edge made ofresilient material and extended between said vibration element and saidouter supporting frame so as to connect said vibration element with saidouter supporting frame; at least an inner frame connected with saidvibration element; at least an annular second suspension edge made ofresilient material and connected between said inner frame and said outerholding frame, wherein said first suspension edge and said secondsuspension edge are symmetrically arranged in a back to back manner; amagnetic system; and a voice coil coaxially coupled with vibrationelement; and a magnetic system arranged to drive said voice coil to movereciprocatingly under an effect of an electromagnetic driving force ofsaid magnetic system so as to drive said vibration element to vibratereciprocatingly to produce sound, wherein said first and secondsuspension edges cushion and buffer any offset force of said vibrationelement during vibration to retain said vibration element moving backand forth along an axial direction thereof.
 88. The dual suspension edgespeaker, as recited in claim 87, wherein a cross section of each of saidfirst and second suspension edges has an arch shape defining aprotruding side and an indenting side, wherein said indenting sides ofsaid first suspension edge and said second suspension edge are arrangedin a face to face manner along an axis of said vibration element. 89.The dual suspension edge speaker, as recited in claim 87, wherein eachof said first and second suspension edges has a curvy shape selectedfrom the group consisting of W-shape, M-shape, S-shape, invertedS-shape, V-shape, inverted V-shape, U-shape, inverted U-shape, wavy, andzigzag.
 90. The dual suspension edge speaker, as recited in claim 86,wherein said first suspension edge surrounds around a fringe of saidvibration element and said second suspension edge surrounds around saidinner frame.
 91. The dual suspension edge speaker, as recited in claim90, wherein said inner frame is a hollow body having one end connectedto a bottom side of said vibration element, wherein said secondsuspension edge surrounds around an outer side wall of said inner frame.92. The dual suspension edge speaker, as recited in claim 90, whereinsaid outer supporting frame comprises a supporting frame couplingportion connecting with an annular outer edge of said first suspensionedge member, an annular outer holding frame connected with an annularouter edge of said second suspension edge member, and a body frameextended between said supporting frame coupling portion and said outerholding frame, so as to support said second suspension edge member in aback to back manner with said first suspension edge member alongcoaxially.
 93. The dual suspension edge speaker, as recited in claim 91,wherein said outer supporting frame comprises a supporting framecoupling portion connecting with an annular outer edge of said firstsuspension edge member, an annular outer holding frame connected with anannular outer edge of said second suspension edge member, and a bodyframe extended between said supporting frame coupling portion and saidouter holding frame, so as to support said second suspension edge memberin a back to back manner with said first suspension edge member alongcoaxially.
 94. The dual suspension edge speaker, as recited in claim 91,wherein said voice coil has one end coaxially connected to another endof said inner frame for driving said vibration element to vibrate. 95.The dual suspension edge speaker, as recited in claim 92, wherein saidvoice coil has one end coaxially connected to another end of said innerframe for driving said vibration element to vibrate.
 96. The dualsuspension edge speaker, as recited in claim 93, further comprising avoice coil having one end coaxially connected to another end of saidinner frame for driving said vibration element to vibrate.
 97. Aloudspeaker, comprising: a mounting shell defining a vibration chambertherein; at least one main vibration speaker arranged on said mountingshell; and at least two passive radiation devices, wherein each of saidat least two passive radiation devices comprises: at least an annularouter supporting frame; at least a vibration element; at least anannular first suspension edge made of resilient material and extendedbetween said vibration element and said outer supporting frame so as toconnect said vibration element with said outer supporting frame; atleast an inner frame, connected with said vibration element; and atleast an annular second suspension edge made of resilient material andconnected between said inner frame and said outer holding frame, whereinsaid first suspension edge and said second suspension edge aresymmetrically arranged in a back to back manner that when said vibrationelement is vibrating reciprocatingly, said first and second suspensionedges cushion and buffer any offset force of said vibration elementduring vibration to retain said vibration element moving back and forthalong an axial direction thereof; wherein said at least two passiveradiation devices are symmetrically mounted on two opposing sides ofsaid mounting shell in while sharing said vibration chamber with said atleast one main vibration speaker, wherein said at least two passiveradiation devices are arranged in back to back configuration forvibration in opposite directions respectively, such that said at leasttwo passive radiation devices vibrate in response to a vibration of saidat least one main vibration speaker to produce auxiliary sound toenhance a bass effect of said loudspeaker, wherein pulling forces ofsaid vibrations of said at least two passive radiation devices inopposite directions are counter-balanced and cancelled out with eachother to avoid shaking and shifting of said loudspeaker.
 98. Theloudspeaker, as recited in claim 97, wherein a cross section of each ofsaid first and second suspension edges has an arch shape defining aprotruding side and an indenting side, wherein said indenting sides ofsaid first suspension edge and said second suspension edge are arrangedin a face to face manner along an axis of said vibration element. 99.The loudspeaker, as recited in claim 97, wherein each of said first andsecond suspension edges has a curvy shape selected from the groupconsisting of W-shape, M-shape, S-shape, inverted S-shape, V-shape,inverted V-shape, U-shape, inverted U-shape, wavy, and zigzag.
 100. Theloudspeaker, as recited in claim 97, wherein said first suspension edgesurrounds around a fringe of said vibration element and said secondsuspension edge surrounds around said inner frame.
 101. The loudspeaker,as recited in claim 100, wherein said inner frame is a hollow bodyhaving one end connected to a bottom side of said vibration element,wherein said second suspension edge surrounds around an outer side wallof said inner frame.
 102. The loudspeaker, as recited in claim 100,wherein said outer supporting frame comprises a supporting framecoupling portion connecting with an annular outer edge of said firstsuspension edge member, an annular outer holding frame connected with anannular outer edge of said second suspension edge member, and a bodyframe extended between said supporting frame coupling portion and saidouter holding frame, so as to support said second suspension edge memberin a back to back manner with said first suspension edge member alongcoaxially.
 103. The loudspeaker, as recited in claim 101, wherein saidouter supporting frame comprises a supporting frame coupling portionconnecting with an annular outer edge of said first suspension edgemember, an annular outer holding frame connected with an annular outeredge of said second suspension edge member, and a body frame extendedbetween said supporting frame coupling portion and said outer holdingframe, so as to support said second suspension edge member in a back toback manner with said first suspension edge member along coaxially.